Dorinda Medley is on a roll. Yes, in her life and career certainly, but, in this case, I’m referring to Medley’s 90-second articulate, rapid-fire, eye-opening monologue she’s delivering as we embark on a conversation for this story. She ends her epic recitation thusly: “Look, when I was good, I was great. When I was bad, well…” she says, throwing her head back laughing with the entirety of her being in one joyous, graceful motion. That clincher of a line this indisputably formidable woman uttered could be referring to her life, her career, her daily mantra or her autobiography title. After…
