Peg says, I'm the most curious person she knows. I ask her, "Does that mean I'm strange or I ask a lot of questions? She answers, "See?"

At the theater -- where no one knew her -- Liz looked in on auditions for Alice in Wonderland. She saw actors offering their best representation of a curious, intelligent 10-year-old girl. At the last minute Liz overcame her shyness and stepped in to audition. Two days later, Liz was cast as Alice. She'll tell you she did it for "Alice." She also says that Alice never left her.

Take a walk with Liz the first time you meet her and you'll find that in two blocks, she's come to know you. Her shyness, her perception, and her authentically visible curiosity get you seeing things about yourself.

Liz is deeply curious about values that attract people and offer meaning.

Talk to Liz about product ideas and she'll help you find the compelling value. She perceives the patterns, thoughts, and desires hidden in what folks are saying and that has given her a Uniquely Liz advantage -- the ability to know how to reach an audience in compelling and irresitible way.

Curiouser and curiouser ... how Liz attracts people.