You're listening to the Keep a Cold of CEO podcast, episode 62. I am joined today by a new friend

who have quickly grown to love the amazingly talented Brittany Levine. In case you missed it,

I have the incredible opportunity to work with Brittany a couple weeks ago on the Today Show with

Hoda and Jenna for a super fun couples quarantine makeover segment. I can't say enough good things

about Brittany and my entire experience on the show. By the way, if you have not seen our segment yet,

I'll link it below for you in the show notes. What struck me most about Brittany, though, was her

humility. Chatting with her honestly feels like talking to one of my best girlfriends over coffee.

Brittany has appeared regularly as a style expert on nationally syndicated shows like The Today Show,

Wendy Williams, E News, and QVC to name just a few. She also has worked with big-name

celebrities like Catherine Zita Jones and co-hosts the Be My Neighbor podcast

with her actual New York City neighbor, Bevin Prince of One Tree Hill fame. We talk about what she

learned from almost 5,000 rejections, the anatomy of an attention-grabbing media pitch,

and how to turn any no into a second opportunity.

Welcome to the Cibicle to CEO podcast. I'm your host, Ellen. Each week on this podcast,

learn from the best and brightest in business who have paved their way to the top of the corporate and entrepreneurial worlds,

as well as those new to the CEO game, like myself, who are working in the trenches to build our empires.

Listen in as these leaders impart their wisdom, inspiration, and encouragement to empower you to become the CEO of your dream business and life.

Okay, this week's listener review is probably one of the coolest, I just like, messages I've ever

gotten. It's from Jessica Bird, who, a funny story, we actually, well, it's not a funny story,

I should say, but we met, gosh, I don't even know, like seven years ago as freshmen in college at USC. And for those of you who

have been following along for a long time, you know that I did not graduate from USC. I ended up transferring

back home to Oregon State University to finish my college education. But Jessica and I met and,

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