It has been one of those days where I have been doing that in my room by myself all day long

because I have 80 billion things to do and only 24 hours to do them and I need 36 more hours. So if anyone has

the time turner that Hermione Granger uses in Harry Potter, if you could reach out to me,

that would be wonderful. No, I'm just kidding. Hi everyone. Welcome to episode 35 of the Run

Selfie Repeat podcast where we talk about life with a side of running.

I am your stressed to the max host, Kelly Roberts. And I am so grateful that you're here

with me today because even though I'm so stressed out and I have 80 million billion things to

do, this is probably my favorite part of the day. So, yay, here we are.

Today's episode is going to be a really good one. It's a topic that I wanted to talk about since I

launched the Run, Selfie Repeat podcast. It's about waiting for your life to start. But before we

get into that, let's all just take a second to say, hey, Squarespace, thank you for making the

Run, Selfie Repeat podcast possible. because without you, I wouldn't have this, my favorite part of my day. And without you, I also wouldn't have Run, Selfie Repeat, because I don't know if you guys know this, but I use Squarespace to host both Run Selfie Repeat and this podcast. This weekend, I was going through my emails with my sister because I'm writing a book and we were going through all the emails when I first went viral and we found the email where my sister was like you should use Squarespace for these reasons because I was like I don't want to make a website I'm so stressed out like this I this is too much like I don't want to share my story it's not interesting I don't know how to. I've never made a website before. That sounds so, I don't know how to code. I don't have a logo. I don't have pictures. Like, this is too complicated. Sam, let's just let it go. And my sister, my amazing sister was like, no, you have an opportunity. Squarespace. Everyone, all my friends use it, they say it's super easy. It's amazing. You have to use it. We found that email and we were laughing.

Because she, honest to God, sounded like she worked at Squarespace and she was selling me on it.

But I'm really glad I did because launching this podcast was really complicated and Squarespace made it very, very, very easy.

And now they're sponsoring the podcast. So Squarespace, thank you. I think a lot of people, they don't think they need a website. I have a lot of actor friends who I talk to and they don't have websites. And I always look at them and I'm like, why don't you have a website? Just last week I was commenting on one of my friend's status who wrote about this.

She was like, why don't actors have websites? You guys are crazy. And I was like, well, if you use the offer code Kelly, you guys can get 10% off on Squarespace. So go do that. And everyone was like, what? And I was like, yay. But there's so many creatives out there. People who are launching a business, people who have art that they want to display.

If you have a portfolio, if you want a product website, if you've e-commerce,

Squarespace has an amazing way to buy and ship on your site. If you're a musician, if you're a

restaurant, I mean, I can go on and on and on. Just trust me when I say that

Squarespace is the best platform to build an award-winning, beautiful website that isn't going to

make you want to grab a rusty fork and stick it in your eyeballs. And I'm pretty tech

savvy and making a website sounded really scary. And I'm just really glad I went with Squarespace. So if you're

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