You're listening to the Creating a Brand podcast where we deliver weekly interviews on topics to help entrepreneurs make their first or next step in business the right one. I am your host, Alex San Felipe.

How often are you consumed by negative thoughts when you're considering taking a risk or making a big change that's surrounded by uncertainty? This is something that most of us struggle with, but we can all agree that it's not the healthiest mindset. In today's episode, I'm talking with Sukinder Sin Cassidy about choosing a mindset of possibility. Throughout her career in life, Sukinder has maintained this possibility mindset and has served her well.

She worked as a high-level executive for both Amazon and Google, and most recently she served as the CEO of Stubhub.

Today we're talking through points from her book titled Choose Possibility, which will help each of us better understand how to maintain this possibility mindset while taking risk and making big changes.

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And now let's not wait any longer.

Here is my conversation with Sukinder Sin Cassidy.

So Kinder, welcome to the Creating a Brand podcast.

Thank you for having me.

I'm super excited to be here.

I'm excited to talk with you about choosing a mindset of possibility today.

And actually, much of what we're going to discuss comes directly from your book, which is titled Choose Possibility, which, by the way, I found to be just a delight to read.

It was motivational as well as full of practical application,

which is my favorite way for a book to be written. So thank you for putting this together.

Oh, well, first of all, thank you for reading it. I know that that's not all would be given with

your interviewer, so I appreciate it. You know, I actually know that I'm one of the few podcasters

out there that actually reads my guest

book before they come on the show.

And that's just my way of being prepared for you, my guest.

And, of course, I have to show up for the listeners.

That's the most important thing to me.

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