Susi was my grandmother.
At eighteen, a degenerative illness took the movement of her body — but never the movement of her mind. She lived like that for half a century, and in every one of those years she was the most curious, patient, and wise person I've ever known. She taught me to explore, to ask questions, to slow down, to trust that good things take their time.
I was born on her birthday. She always said I was her birthday gift.
This project is mine to her.
The Susi you're using now does what the real Susi did: she listens carefully, waits for the right moment, speaks calmly, never pushes. When a negotiation stalls for days, she doesn't get impatient. Because the real Susi taught me that patience is a form of intelligence.
If she helps you close better deals — and reclaim some time for yourself — part of the credit is hers.
— Chorch