Katherine Bell used AI tools to write books despite not learning to read until eighth grade. Her first book, The Sunkom Stand Pact, argues that women reinvest profits into family and community. She's now focused on closing the gap: women make less than 3% of investments.
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Who is Katherine Bell? My— I was born to a 14-year-old mother, and I was in and out of more homes than you could possibly count and went to 13 different schools and didn't actually learn to read till I was in 8th grade. And I still struggle with reading today. And so when a friend of mine came along and showed me how I could use some AI tools to be able to get that all out, all of a sudden, like, all the things in here were unleashed, and I was able to use those tools to be able to write my books, to make an And you sold, you've sold copies of your books. Yeah. So my books are, um, so my books are all here. So my first book is The Sunkom Stand Pact. Again, it's about that I believe that we can do good and do well at the same time. And if we can, we must. And my experience is that when a man makes a million dollars profit, he tends to buy toys, which we love, they're totally fine. When a woman makes a million dollars profit, she pours it back into the family and community. So I really, really— less than 3% of investments are done by women.
