I think the truly, truly the greatest gift that can continue yourself is to stop

and what other people think.

What you're about to listen to is one of the panels that we had during the weekend

and it just so happens that every single member of the panel has been a guest here on day.

So check out this conversation between Britt Baron, Alison Faulkner and Jessica Hanager

as we cover everything from not taking things personally to how judgment only serves to separate us

and when we tell our real-life story, magical connections can happen.

What we want to start off with is so today we've been talking a lot about

facing our viewers and unpacking things and moving to action. One thing we have to talk a lot

about and I'm both of you kind of touched on a moment where you decided to reach out for help

as well you talked about reaching out and as you I want to hear a little bit about the

role of support system in your life. So when you say reach out who have the people that

in your life that have that have helped you through that and how do you feel like creating that?

Okay.

Okay well I do find that there are two kinds of people that have been asked and those have

done asked so even earlier when I was talking about like you're probably in the ocean

and maybe you're drowning out asking for help. I haven't always been wanting to ask for help.

I ask for help and I think a lot of that can be point back to a strong

why. When we have a strong why, why happen to be about creating opportunity for vulnerable

communities. Yours could be a million options. It really didn't know what to be like asking

to me. I was just asking people to come up on this journey with me and so I mean my

logos, my friend or friend, my website is built for $35 but I get really interested in helping

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