You guys, may I be transparent with you.

Caitlin, do you think they would mind if I just keep it very real?

As the kids would say, if I keep it 100 with, what is that standpoint? Is that like 100% or?

I am not up with you. Yeah, I don't know. We're not Gen Z. Okay. But do you think I can just be

honest with our good listeners here? Guys, I'm, I'm in a whole spiral.

I'm in a horrible mood.

It's been a horrible week.

We're recording this on a Friday at the end of a week.

I know it comes out on a Wednesday, but we're just, I'm just, I'm in a whole spiral.

I've been just in a horrible mood.

And so we are just going to get through this podcast episode together.

And so I scrapped whatever it was I was going to talk about.

And I'm going to talk about fake it till you make it.

Because that's, if there is one thing that I learned in my years of broadcast doing a live two-hour daily

radio show where I did not have a co-host, I did not have an on-air producer, and we didn't

even have a lot of commercial breaks because it was Sirius XM, if there is one thing I learned,

it's that fake it till you make it is really true.

It can be true on a micro level of broadcasting a live radio show or, say, doing a podcast.

Any podcast, for example, a podcast called the Jen Fullweiler show, for example.

Or on the macro level of

pretending that you know who you are and having that sort of genesee qua, having that sort of

confidence, I think it even works on that macro level. I'm always telling

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