Yeah, it takes a while to get good at something, but most people spend so much time even waiting

to get started that they never actually start the process.

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Welcome back to Smart Girl Summer. This is our final episode of the series and we have the perfect Smart Girl to talk to today. I'm with the delightful Stephanie May Wilson. She's an

entrepreneur. She's an author and she's a mom of twin toddlers, which is super, super impressive.

Stephanie's going to share the behind the scenes that are so valuable just to hear women talking about how they got to where they are and processing the details that no one ever gets to talk about.

So this is our final smart girl summer of the year. If there's a smart girl that you want on the show, let me know through the year so I can book them for Smart Girl Summer 2025.

Now, as I shared last week, there's no coaching or recommendations until after Labor Day when we're unveiling the new format of the show.

We're all working hard behind the scenes to get it ready,

to get it going. There's going to be some fun changes that I think you're really going to love.

Now, here is my friend Stephanie. Stephanie, welcome to Smart Girl Summer. You are a friend of mine.

You're a perfect smart girl. Let's talk about work. Let's talk about your career.

First off, when people say, so, what is it you do? How do you even begin to try to explain it to people?

Well, first, I have that, like, sinking pit in my stomach of, I don't know how I'm going to answer this question.

Yep. Ali, when I tell you that this has been the struggle of my career, pit in my stomach of, I don't know how I'm going to answer this question. Yeah.

Allie, when I tell you that this has been the struggle of my career to define what I do,

I, like, that is just even an understatement.

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