Unlocking the Power of Social Audio with Lea Rosenberry: Community, Connection, and Chatter

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hear you explain it? Okay, everyone, I'm taking

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a breath. This is Leah. I have followed Leah

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for about four years on Clubhouse. I would see

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her face and I always was like, I wonder who

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she is. One day I'm gonna meet Leah. And then

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I got the chance to meet Leah. Lea is a volunteer,

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I'm volunteering, helping Lea is like an amazing

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coordinator. So I'm not gonna say anymore. I

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want Lea to introduce herself, because this is

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live with Adrienne Barker Speaks, no prep needed.

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So I didn't do that much prep with Lea. So Lea,

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tell everyone what you do, who you are, share.

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Definitely no prep today. Definitely no prep.

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Yeah. So my name is Leah Rosenberry and I am

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in real life. I do, I help businesses get their

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tech together and use that to increase profits

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and get more leads and things like that in my,

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in my still real life. But my passion project,

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my fun project is I'm on chatter and I help people

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learn how to use a platform and stuff like that.

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So that is me chatter. What is chatter? Ah, perfect

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question. So chatter is a social audio and we're

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going to throw the visual app in there too. Um,

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and so think of it like, um, there's zoom meetings

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running all the time with different topics and

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you can just hop in and meet people and talk

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about things and stuff like that. So you can

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meet people from all over the world. You never

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have to be lonely. I was thinking about it yesterday

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for I was thinking about actually think about

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people in like people that are home alone. or

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people that are recovering from an injury or

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something like that, or maybe people, like even

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in a nursing home, even though sometimes we think

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they don't use tech or whatever, just being able

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to have that outside connection when you can't

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go outside. Clubhouse was the predecessor. Clubhouse

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sort of rose to fame during the pandemic, but

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I think the whole visual thing that is with chatter

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and kind of all the extra possibilities they're

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adding is gonna kind of extend that and do some

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cool things. So that is chatter. It really is

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live conversations. Like it's so amazing. I love

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that you said like people at our home, there

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are times when my eyes are tired and I don't

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wanna watch any more TV. And I don't wanna hear

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any more podcasts. I wanna like hear real live,

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conversations, debates. So what do you love the

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best? What do I love the best? I love that we

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can be sitting in a room and talking to people

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from all over the world. I mean, it sounds crazy

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and it sounds corny and whatever, but that's

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exactly the way it is. I never would have met

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you if it hadn't been for social audio. And we're

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in there talking tech or whatever we're doing

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if it's that kind of room. Nauzel is in Kuwait

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and you know Nula is in Somewhere in in England

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and I'm here in the states and you know, the

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founder is from Nigeria It's just everybody is

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from everywhere and yet we all talk and we have

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all these things in common. It's just amazing

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I I love it. Actually, I'm gonna like stand up

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for a second. Good thing I'm wearing pants I

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Love supporting too. This is Becca's book Oh,

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yes, exactly. It feels that need, Leah. You're

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like me. We just want to support. How can we

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help? How can we help? And to me, I love my candles

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from Nolan's Nest, Kate. And then you start to

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get to know these. It's like walking into a living

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room. I feel like sometimes when we're all in

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a room together just having chit chat, it's amazing.

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Yes, most recently, we've started in at 730 in

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the morning. I mean, and this is just an aside,

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but like, a group of us are like, Oh, you know,

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I go walking, I go walking, well, I should start

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walking. So at 730 in the morning, we open up

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a room, and people are walking, like I'm walking

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on my treadmill in my office. And, you know,

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Kelly is walking in Ottawa, Canada, and Rocky

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is walking in Williamsburg, and people just come

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in and out. And it's just I don't know. It's

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just, it's just another, another way to communicate

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and, you know, not feel alone sometimes when

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the world can get crazy and things like that.

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I have plenty of things to do outside of chatter,

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but it just, I don't know. It's like the background

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of my life now instead of TV or, or, or, you

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know, some kind of streaming service or whatever.

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It's just real people and I don't know. It's

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amazing. I love it. It really is. I was just

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talking to M. Curtis McCoy, who has the Newswire

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magazine. We were talking about the print magazines

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and how much we would go to the doctor's office.

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I love a good print magazine. They're still around,

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but they're not as much. But I feel like social

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media, you're dead. You're dead to me. It's you

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can't compare. So when I talk to social media

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marketing agencies and people that are social

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media experts, and I'm like, oh, if you're an

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expert, you should be on chatter, right? I mean,

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whatever you have to sell, whatever that item

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is or courses, whatever that looks like, podcasts

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are now live where people can come up. I wanted

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to do the podcast live, but I need to figure

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out the chatter studio. And is it the I might

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as well take a minute. Everyone just listen.

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You may need this if you're smart and you get

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on chatter. This will be actually something you

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want to know. So, Leah, is the chatter studio

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like you open a room and then you copy that little

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bit of the room description? Is it still like

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that? Because I was trying to look it up how

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I so nothing's changed that way. Yep. Just improve

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not really the only the only thing that's changed

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is you go to a different link Everything else

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is the same Okay, and the link is in the telegram

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group. You got it. Yeah, it's amazing you guys

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It's not just like chatter then you have all

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the connections outside Dora Marie has a Toastmasters

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group Tuesdays at 12, which is unbelievable I

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mean and Joletta has one too. So both together.

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There's how many people are already on the app?

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On the app so signed up and having an have an

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account. I believe there's 34 ,000 But you need

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an invite to get in and I believe 16 ,000 people

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have an invite and are in the app now but we

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have some things coming up as soon as the algorithm

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is Fully in place and kind of tweak the way they

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want it Anybody who has an account is gonna get

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green lighted and they'll be right in and so

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it's gonna it's gonna grow here shortly So very

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exciting. Just just like you are so professional.

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I love watching you and how you work and Leah

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so smart. So when the town hall is going on and

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Nelson is sharing his information, Leah is taking

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on herself to take these notes and then to share

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these notes so that we know what's going on because

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it's hard to always be on. And I was looking

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at Nelson the other day like a proud mama. I

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mean, I think he just knows my name and that

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I support him. But I was like, gosh. after four

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years of listening to him on the million marathon

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and is, oh, he could be very, he's just, right?

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Like you just can't even see the thing. It's

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just so, and there's rooms for everyone. I mean,

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believe me, I like all the rooms. So my algorithm,

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I put this on, I tweeted this, like there's no

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way I'm picking because I want it all. I want

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to see it all. And then I'll make my decision.

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I don't want to, I don't want to. miss something

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because you know I want to support and it's just

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you guys get on chatter because it really is

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something else. So look at Leah and I know each

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other from it so that makes it all the best.

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So Leah what out like so you were what you were

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a teacher I think? Yeah so my whole life is sort

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of teaching. I've always been a teacher. teach

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um university level math my my whole life even

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now i do just a couple classes just to keep up

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with it um then i switched over to uh teaching

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it like teaching people how to use the software

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um that they that they used at the school and

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so and i kind of always did that sort of informally

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like if we would get something i would be the

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one teaching everybody else how to use it so

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i switched over so i was an it trainer And then

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now it's funny because it chatter. That's exactly

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what I did. I'm teaching people how to use the

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app and things like that. And we have a whole

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group of us, you included, um, that we, you know,

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host these rooms and kind of teach people the

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new features and stuff like that. For the most

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part, the app is super intuitive. You don't,

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it's not like you, you know, it's not like you

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have to learn how to use an app. It's not a big,

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you know, technology lift or whatever, but there's

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just so much available, um, and little tips and

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tricks and, you know, different things like that.

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that it just helps. And it's just a great, like

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we've been saying, it sounds like we're saying

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it over and over again, just a great way to meet

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people and just make friends that you would ordinarily

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probably not make. So it's just amazing. I love

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it. And going down the rabbit hole. So I tried

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to go down rabbit holes. Nula, whoa, 35 years,

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investigative journalist, her books. Crazy. Hi,

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I haven't seen hi in a while New York's time

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bestseller and writer. He was doing rooms and

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like master classrooms at no charge Amazing it

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is you have access to all these experts who are

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offering their time and You know, yes, they have

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paid programs and all the things but like you

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can get in rooms and ask questions to these people.

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Grant Cardone and Cindy Stumpo and you know just

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just different things to be able to have access

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like that is it's it's like no other it I mean

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it's just you know it's it's crazy you feel like

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you get to know them. Cindy is really good looking

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too I have to say she's got a lot of knowledge

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I love her she's like everything that I'm not

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like she's like tough as nails which I think

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is the name of her show she is incredible so

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actually I'm so by later today or tonight or

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tomorrow morning, I will have a article that

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I'm writing that was kind of spurred from chatter.

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And it is regarding it. I think it's really important,

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though, if you're a thought leader, that you

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want to be careful of what you put out there,

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political wise and saying things that maybe someone

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could actually Google and find out like. wait,

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that's not actually right. And that's saying

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who or what, but I'm like that really, I just

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want to let people know you have to be very careful.

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You're not like, you think, Oh, building my brand

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or I don't care. I'm just this party and this

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is so important, but we could see in real life

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how it could really cause a problem, right? Like

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the, the, the furiation that people have in this

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like passion, and then they get so angry and

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then they're say things that they shouldn't say.

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Do you agree? Oh my gosh, absolutely. And I'll

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tell you what, the reason that I loved, and this

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is back when they were still on Clubhouse. We

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were talking about, you know, Nelson when he

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was just starting out. The reason I love Nelson

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so much is because even back at the beginning

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during COVID, his was a room, it was fun, but

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forget that. His was a room where both sides

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could express their opinion. One side would give

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an opinion, another side would give an opinion,

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and back and forth. And you could comment. And

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even though there was some lighthearted fun and

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sort of, you know, kind of maybe teasing one

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side or the other, everybody got to speak and

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they tried to make sure that nobody spoke over

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each other. And I love that. That is my thing.

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I learned so much. And then during the election,

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after COVID sorted down, died down or whatever.

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I learned so much about like what people that

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were like kind of not on my side thought and

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I that was valuable to me. I love that. And I

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think that's missing in in a lot of what we do.

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The other thing, you know, saying your stuff

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out loud instead of just behind a keyboard, you

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know, like it just it just puts a person to it.

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And I don't know, I just, there's, you meet people,

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the people you meet on social audio and spend

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time with like that. I sometimes feel you, you

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get to know better than you do some of the people

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in your life because you, you, you kind of like,

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first of all, you spend so much time, but, but

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the way that people express themselves, they

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don't do that sometimes in real life. I don't

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know. It's just, It's true. I have shared so

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much that, like, I have, you know, whether the

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story is that my mother and father rented to

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Ray Bezzino, like M &M's, you know, and what

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do they call it, the enemy, like that, you know,

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like the different things and personal, even

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way more personal than that, but it's a feeling

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of friendship. So there's like... when you go

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on, you go on to rooms that you've never been

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on because you want to meet someone else. But

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there's a comfort in going to a room that's filled

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with women that we know. And Million Marathon,

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it is a show. So we have to remember that. So

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a lot of people get really upset. And that's

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what's making the show. And Nelson is so perfect.

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He knows exactly how to get people riled up in

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such a way. But then he will laugh. So seeing

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him live in his face, I Yeah, it's just it's

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a beautiful thing. I love your time. Leah, thank

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you so much. I want to get I want to get everything

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so we can do this again on chatter. I think that

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there's so many great things going on that we

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could talk about. Oh, I do have a room tonight

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at 5pm. Heather's going to help me. Heather,

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the sex coach who I've shared a lot. She's already

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coached me and my husband. So amazing. So we

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are talking about, you know, what happens on

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a podcast when the topic derails. and it may

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go to, you know, motions. So we're having that

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discussion. And then tomorrow at 10, I'm running

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my room on the LinkedIn service. So I'm excited

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about that. So Leah, thank you so much for being

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a friend. I don't even know if I was signed up

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for Chatter 101. I've been dealing with kidney

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stones. So it's just been, yeah, I haven't been

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feeling great, but my son's getting married.

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So I want to just get past that next Thursday.

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And then when I come back, I will reach out.

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So I won't get beyond during. Unless I could

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get on and I could show people Mexico or the

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wedding. You should definitely do that. How about

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that? That's the other thing too. Anytime you're

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in a nice place, you could just pop open a room,

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open up your camera, show people the sites and

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things. Absolutely. Well, congratulations on

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that. I'm so excited. But let's just say it's

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not like Facebook Live where you're just live.

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This is where people can ask questions like,

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wait, can you go to the right? What is that?

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So nothing like just a live. Yeah, he's my baby.

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He's 29. asked for the hand of marriage, and

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he's just a beautiful young man, so I can't wait

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to spend time with him. Leah, thank you so much.

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I'll see you a little later today. Okay, sounds

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good. Thank you. Bye. Perfect. Thank you, Leah.