The Thought Leader Revolution Podcast
Oct 6, 2026 · 43 min · 17 segments
*"The branch that holds the most fruit bows the lowest. People who have nothing to hide speak in a very simple language and act very humble."* — Adriana Yuno Adriana Yuno left home at 10, raised…
Nicky BillouHost
Your own background was, to say the least, challenging and full of adversity, and then your son is labeled.

I think labeled is the right way to put it, not diagnosed with, uh, by the system with a particular way.

It's obvious he's brilliant, but the way the school system's set up, they're not set up to talk to him and get through to him, and they don't really seem to care.

You develop a system because of your love for your son, and the system isn't just for him, but for other kids just like him, and then it goes countrywide.
And not just for children, also adults, and I feel that this, this is where the awareness has started to kick in, you know? Because today, parents are realizing that all the educational trauma that they're still carrying within themselves that was put on them during their educational years, you know? "You're not good at math.
You're not that." And you carry this into your every day still, and you make decisions in, even in your career, you know, based on that fear or in that limiting belief that was planted into you because teachers weren't trained.
And what is happening today, I was just talking to a, a, a president of uni- university this morning because we're, we are, um, we're talking about bringing UNO method into, into their space, uh, to, to train professors in, in, in this method.

Your own background was, to say the least, challenging and full of adversity, and then your son is labeled.

I think labeled is the right way to put it, not diagnosed with, uh, by the system with a particular way.

It's obvious he's brilliant, but the way the school system's set up, they're not set up to talk to him and get through to him, and they don't really seem to care.

You develop a system because of your love for your son, and the system isn't just for him, but for other kids just like him, and then it goes countrywide.
And not just for children, also adults, and I feel that this, this is where the awareness has started to kick in, you know? Because today, parents are realizing that all the educational trauma that they're still carrying within themselves that was put on them during their educational years, you know? "You're not good at math.
You're not that." And you carry this into your every day still, and you make decisions in, even in your career, you know, based on that fear or in that limiting belief that was planted into you because teachers weren't trained.
And what is happening today, I was just talking to a, a, a president of uni- university this morning because we're, we are, um, we're talking about bringing UNO method into, into their space, uh, to, to train professors in, in, in this method.
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