Chef KK grew up in Compton, said yes to a private chef job for Drake, and it launched her to cooking for Demi Lovato and TV appearances. Speaker B argues saying yes to opportunities, even before you know how you'll handle it, is how dreams actually happen.
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I'm so happy to be back with you guys and see what is going on. My kids are feeling better, thank God that's happening. But I wanted to come in today and talk to you about taking risks and taking chances. Watching Good Morning America this morning Oh, wait a minute, it was ABC. Watching morning news this morning, there was a woman named Chef KK. She was a woman that grew up in Compton, went to culinary school. One day she got the call for private chefing, and her friend said, "Hey, can you private chef for a friend of mine?" She says, "Great." Guess who the private client was? It was Drake. Yes. She became Drake's private chef, went on the tour with him, worked for him for years and years. Now I think she works for Demi Lovato and all these other people. But what she was saying in the interview was, I had to say yes. I have to say yes. To propel ourselves into the future and what we want to accomplish, we have to say yes to things. So I want you to practice this today. Something comes up, you're invited to do something, to be somewhere, to join something, say Say yes and then figure out all the logistics later. Just say yes. You can do it. I'm giving you permission. I'm giving you support. I hope, I hope, I hope you feel it. But Chef KK said yes and now she's on morning TV. I think it was CBS. She was on morning TV and she is getting to live out her dream by not only being able to be chef every day, but be able to really serve people who are making an impact in the world. And I know that's what you want to do. That's what I want to do. So let's say yes today, friends, and let's see what happens tomorrow. See you then.
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