Hey, so I'm in Palm Springs. I'm about to head home. And so that's why the podcast is late this week.

I just have been so busy with traveling. I was gone last week for a few days in Utah, I was home for like a day and a

half. And then I came to Palm Springs for a work conference and I've had it home. But I have a

couple of things on my mind that I just really wanted to share with you. And it's kind of vulnerable.

I know that word is totally overused on social media, but it is. And it has to do this

rejection. And I need to start this off by telling you a story about last week when I was on a

phone call with someone who said they wanted to talk to me about possibly doing business together.

And they asked me like, okay, like basically sell me, tell me why I should work with you.

And I gave her all these like database reasons. I used numbers. I led with conversion rates and

with sales numbers and things that normally in a business world are really well respected.

And I was basically told in so many words that I didn't have enough personality for the job.

Like that the potential opportunities that I had in front of me, if this person said yes to me,

were I was rejected because I flat out did not have enough personality

that they were looking for personality driven creators and I was so tempted to argue with this

person and start telling them why I had worth why I would be worth worth it. And then that voice inside of me,

the still small voice said, don't do it. Don't try to convince someone who doesn't see your worth

that you have worth. And I wanted to share that because I feel like that's something that took

me a really, really long time to learn.

That when someone doesn't see your worst, it's not.

And, you know, I guess you could argue that I just wasn't a fit.

That's fine, whatever.

And you're not going to be a sit for everything.

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