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Hello everybody and welcome back to MentorZ. Right now we are continuing our interview with Kim Bilyeu, and last we left off we were talking about how when babies take their first steps and fall they are celebrated and not shamed, not only do we learn by trying, but Kim connects this with the idea that she used to be the black sheep of her family, never leaving the narrow road she originally put herself on, never wanting to learn how to walk… again, I’m sorry I couldn’t resist the Foo Fighters reference. But in the process of building the new Kim, she learned from many great books and references them here in the show! If you’d like a list of them all, there is a free recourse article titled “Kim’s Possible Booklist” … I know I’m just full of references today. That’s down in the bio below! Let’s jump back in to the interview! - - - Kim is the currently the Senior manager in global education at Johnson and Johnson, and formerly the director of knowledge and training at Quest Nutrition She helps lead, dir