Yeah

... quite a few people, a lot of celebrities.

Um, you know, and, and not just celebrities, but thought leaders, right, who in this space have really learned through their own experiences.

And a common thread I see with the most impactful stories is rags to riches, right?

Yeah.

Right? Our mutual friend, Daymond, even Tony Robbins.

All these people, they, they didn't necessarily know they were gonna end up where they are, right, at all.

And I love those stories.

Yeah.

Very personal, but I, I, what I've learned over the last year and a half is that my experiences in my marriage and why I left and how I conduct myself, even in, in work, in my social circles, and that, and the experience that I've had with my ex-husband, they can help other women.

I mean, that is the whole point.

I mean, that is the whole point.

We're here to impact other people, make it, you know, and really help other people thrive and survive and whatever that takes.

So I'm a huge believer in sharing.

Um, if people are worried about sharing too much, if you will, or just not sure how to go about it, uh, totally understandable.

Exactly.

... to, you know, people because you never know what someone is going through.

Absolutely.

100% agree with you there.

That is, like, the key because, you know, a lot of people would look at my life, and especially back even in my early career days, you know, and think, oh, she has it all together.

You know, she's got it all handled.

She looks like she has no stress.

She just kinda handles it with ease, and she's a mom, and she's a wife, and she's got this great job, and you know.

What does your self-care journey look like? Like, how do you relax yourself?

Hats off to you, Kerry.

Thank you so much.

It's Yeah, it's nine o'clock at almost nine o'clock at night here in Denver.

But thank you, Priya.

I mean, how do I top that? Right.

Tell me, you know, it's really interesting.

You know, when I think about where I am today and where I've always wanted to be, this is exactly where I want to be working with.

So Kerry, I'm going to hand over to you and say, in terms of the leadership experience that we can expect if we were to go on this tour, what does that look and feel like? Because I'm really interested in hearing your take on that as someone who's a corporate kind of expert.

this global amazing community of women that I am so excited to be a part of.

Yeah.

Well, thank you.

Um, I have partnered with a, an, a fabulous woman who's, who lives in Australia.

I'm in the US, of course, in Colorado, and we met over a year and a half ago.

I actually, um, included her in one of our Change Maker issue in Success Magazine, and we just were drawn to each other, and I think that says a lot, right, for women's energy and w- that movement where you're saying that women are just realizing there's more out there for them.

And we knew one day we were gonna do something bigger and make a bigger impact than just, you know, having her in the pages of the magazine.

How can people follow up with you and get involved with what you're doing?