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ooir i think that is what i discovered that i am. is my primary parent. >> if your mother was undiagnosed bipolar as you believe she was and you are acknowledging you diagnosed bipolar i don't know if there is an answer to this question. if you can go back and change anything about that relationship, do you know what that would be? >> i write about it in the book. you know, the thing that i really realize i don't think my mother was ever adored. you know. and being a woman from her generation, nobody adored her. i think if somebody had adored her, if there had been people there to adore her that she could have been somebody incredible, amazing. she had all of these gifts and talents and ambitions. i think if somebody had been there to protect her, if somebody had been there to protect her dreams, to protect her soul and her heart i think she would have been magnificent. >> i say this respectfully. that's a lot of baggage to carry through life as if you didn't already know that. that is a lot of luggage, sherman. wh when, where, how d

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i was very gratified i had had two sins as a driver. i have the first and when i was 21. that was about ten years and it was with north american van lines. then i have another one. to have my own business. it actually worked out that way. i got married, i moved to mention -- massachusetts. i took the money have saved from driving all of those ears and bought a textile import business and i was importing those really nice fisherman sweaters from ireland. did that for a long time. i did not miss the road. the second sent was after my wife and i separated and i moved out to colorado sort of starting all over again. and i didn't have any clue about how to start all over again at age of 49. so i did what a lot of drivers do because i still have my cdl. i always had my commercial driver's license. what i did and what a lot of drivers do is when that it gets a little bit too hot in the kitchen you just get another job with another trucking company. how to keep them from falling to sleep between going crazy with your own thoughts what are you thinking about. i think about anythin

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whenever i had a free moment so i made up my mind that i was going to try it. while i was young i was going to try this. i went home and did the thing so many parents do and i said i want to be a poet. my father was a chemist and to his credit he said i don't understand poetry, don't be upset if i don't read your poe poems. he basically let me go and do my thing which is all i wanted so they were really supportive. now as a mother and grandmother i realize how courageous and brave it was for them to let me do this thing they didn't understand. i was born in akron ohio and there were books in my house thing goodness but i didn't know which ones were supposed to be difficult or not, so my parents let me browse. i remember reading a comic book in the morning and bee then tryg my hand at shakespeare in the afternoon. to me they were all words on a page but then came to life and that was magic because it meant i could go anyplace in the world just by sitting down and opening up this object. i began writing as soon as i learned how to write. i thought though i've bee

i don't know why when i go through one role, i need two back.ever have enough. >> we have more toilet papers than the cos have. >> two bag of coffees. >> we make money off of our advantages, too >> we do what we can and trying to make a little bit of money ton side. >> two for one, sell a suit, you will get two back and anything you get two back. >> i am a businessman, i like money. i like being included and gets my money up. the krocell mates say they alwa get pay back. >> i the graaggressor and i don mind i. some people think that i am a -- he's a good guy, let him go. nick likes to charge everythifo everything. i don't mind doing favors b but -- it is good about it though. we are going to go broke if we don't charge for everything. >> i got to look out for me and i got to make money. in the end, it is jail. so it is all about me. >> battaglia got his new position when the inmate held it prior to him got into trouble. >> i replaced bernard, he got caught and they moved him to s-2 now. william bernard given himself a hair style. he got in troub

i said, i understand.is what formed this basis for me that i think guided my career, which is growth and comfort never coexist. you have to get very comfortable with being uncomfortable. it is when you learn the most. david: when you started doing these things, did you think there was the chance you could be the ceo? do you think ibm, like many companies, would never make a woman a ceo? ginni: that never entered my mind that ibm would make a choice based on gender. never. for all my time there has been the most inclusive company i have known. when you interview others do you think they -- i never thought about that. you do right in your current job, it does you right your next job. david: do you see that ceos are willing to say, mr. president, that is not a good idea, or let me give you my thoughts? ginni: in my experience, people are respectfully honest and give their opinions. just as there are times, whether it is a president or a prime minister, where we agree, and there are times when we do not agree.

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