Become the CEO of “You, Inc.”. Know your strengths and weaknesses. Know that you’re here for a reason and a purpose.These were the words of successful businessowner and CEO of Native Advisory, Lacey Horn when I asked what advice she had for other Native women (and people in general).In this no-holes-barred conversation, Lacey and I discuss:• How even CEOs make mistakes • The pitfalls, lessons-learned, and challenges of running a successful business• How her mom’s work in healthcare for the Cherokee people inspired her to help others• That having a mentor is crucial• How choices she made based on her family, body and mind have led to greater fulfillment • The stories of her Cherokee ancestorsNative Advisory is a strategic advisory firm working with tribes all over the state of Oklahoma. Lacey’s job is to ensure that tribes maintain and attain true tribal sovereignty. Between being a business owner at Native Advisory, Chairwoman of Native American Rights Fund, and a board member of the Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian (and more), I asked Lacey, “How DO you do it all?”. You don’t want to miss her answer and the inspiration she shares for every Native (and non-Natives too)! Wado, Lacey!Lacey’s Company, Native Advisory: https://nativeadvisory.com/contact Native ChocTalk Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/nativechoctalkpodcast All Podcast Episodes: https://nativechoctalk.com/podcasts/