I go to the darkest and deepest parts of the web. Although I found a ton of information that wasn’t even discussed in the episode, there was a consistent theme that was brought up in a lot of the interviews that she has been on and that was her age. Now, I don’t typically even bring up age, in fact, I hate it.
We shouldn’t be defined by such novelty things like Age, gender, ethnicity, etc… but here we are. I did ask a few age related questions and even gender related questions. The answers that were given were absolutely inspirational. She is a young woman, managing those who are older than her and telling a story that allows her to make an impact in not only business, but the world.
Her brand is incredible. I loved the conversation about the particular imaging of her brand, and also what her purpose is.
One of the most unique and fun persons that I’ve interviewed to date.
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