Abigail Adams
I’d choose Abigail Adams. I want to hear about navigating influence without official power.
I graduated college after a severe traumatic brain injury.
By Gentle Witch
Graduated college with a double major
Former federal government employee
I’d choose Abigail Adams. I want to hear about navigating influence without official power.
I’d meet Charles Darwin. I’d ask him how discovery feels when the world remains willfully ignorant.
I’d sit with Georgia O’Keeffe. I’d want to know what the desert taught her about solitude.
I’d meet Genghis Khan—not to glorify, but to understand how power shapes a person over time.
I’d choose Oscar Wilde. I’d ask how he held onto wit even when the world punished him for who he was.
I’d meet Anne Frank. I’d want to tell her how her words continue to move people toward empathy.
I’d talk to Mother Teresa about service. I want to know what cultivated her great compassion that led her to help so many people.
I’d meet Pablo Picasso to understand what inspired him to break rules so boldly.
I’d sit with Walt Whitman. I’d want to hear about the moment he realized he could rewrite what poetry meant.
I’d choose Stan Lee. I want to know how he kept his imagination alive for so long.