Dear Founder, as you know, there's no blueprint for entrepreneurship.

You wear so many hats, you burn the men'side oil, you pour your heart and soul into everything

that you do.

But without a doubt, the journey is worth every single second that you put into it.

I'm Lindsay Pinchuk, host of the Dearer Founder podcast. I say this because I've

lived it for over a decade. I started my first company with $500 in my pocket and a baby in my belly.

I grew it and I sold it all. This podcast is my weekly letter to you. We'll talk all things

starting, growing, nurturing, and in some cases, even

selling a business. Together with some of my closest contacts, I'm here to help you find your

own success, whatever that means to you. The ride as a founder is the ride of your life. So come on

and join me for another episode that will get you one step closer to reaching your

own founder goals. Welcome back to another episode of Dear Founder. So a few weeks ago,

I shared that someone who I had conversed with, who had a large following, cop to me that

she never had ever made a real before. And I shared that with all of you on social media,

and so many of you came out of the social media closet saying that you too have never

made a reel and you're really insecure about your social media skills and how to apply

them for your own business. Well, Jen Sherman let the cat out of the bag when she identified

herself as that original poster,

as we say. And it's really opened the door for so many of you to ask questions about using

social media for business. So today, I'm really excited to share and say that Peloton's Jen Sherman

is back on Dear Founder talking about the imposter syndrome and apprehension she has using social

media for her own personal brand and business gains. But before we dive into today's episode,

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