create before you consume.

I think that that's a really good tool to go about because creating something that can have

its own trickle effect makes you feel like you're part of a bigger purpose, consuming social media

unless you're using it purposefully can really weigh on you.

Make sure you've subscribed rated and reviewed. It means so, so much to me.

The podcast has been getting huge, huge support and I'm so grateful to each and every one of you.

Now, the way I met today's guest is really, really interesting.

I turned up to a food tasting at a vegan bacon company in LA, right?

Like that's something you'll only ever hear in LA, but it's a vegan bacon company.

It's made out of mushrooms. It's absolutely incredible. It's called outstanding foods.

And I happen to be invited for a tasting with one of their incredible investors,

an incredible ambassadors. Her name is Daniella Monet. She's an actress, she's an activist,

and on top of all of that she's an incredible human. Daniella speaks openly and

vulnerably about her personal challenges. Her journey with her family talks about her activism

with so much passion. She's so kind, she's so giving, she's so loving, has so much talent,

but an even bigger heart. I'm so grateful to Calla, a meaningful friend. This one is going to

blow your mind. Welcome, Daniella Monet.

I just want to get to the heart of how you're able to do it because I think for a lot of people

listening, they want to be more comfortable being alone. They want to be able to create their own

version of success, not be dictated by the one that's been brought about by their parents or

society or their industry. How did you do that? Oh my goodness. I think it stems from

the initial feeling of being uncomfortable and knowing that you just don't want to be in that

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