It's okay for you to believe what you believe.

I think the danger is when we start owning our truth and our expression and we want other

people to agree with our truth and our expression and we want other people to validate our truth

and our expression and then they don't and that's where the real conflict comes in.

But if you can accept that people may or may not agree with your truth and that you can

still coexist, then offending people is not going to really be that much of an issue for you.

I'm Amy and I'm Abby and as women we are constantly comparing ourselves to others.

But your life isn't supposed to look like hers. Being your best self means standing firm in

your decisions and always being willing to grow with a purpose. We get vulnerable and real with

the honest look into the challenges and triumphs we all face. Every woman listening gets the

opportunity to choose what life looks like for herself. I'm excited for this one.

Today on the podcast we have Rachel Luna. Rachel is a certified master coach,

international speaker and Forbes recently named her Top 11 Inspiring Female Entrepreneurs to

follow on Instagram. I have been following Rachel for about a year now and I love the work that

she is putting into the world. Today we're going to have an important conversation. We're going to talk

about judgment and the way that it impacts us. Why offending people is not always bad in education

versus cancellation. I would love it Rachel if you first took a minute to introduce yourself to our

audience. Thank you so much for having me lady. What an honor and a pleasure. I would feel

as such a loaded question when people tell me to introduce myself because it's like, man we don't

have that kind of time. The lift note is I'm really really passionate about helping people give

themselves permission to offend and I'm sure we'll go deeper into what that really means. It's not

about attacking or shaming or gilting or intentionally ruffling feathers but rather it's about

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