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Let's be honest, a lot of people say they want more money, better opportunities,

and bigger partnerships, but very few are operating in a way that actually supports that level

of expansion,

because wanting more is one thing and being structured for more is another.

Today's guest is the woman you want in your corner before you sign the contract,

send the invoice, or negotiate the deal.

Cameron Monet is a lawyer, creator, and tech founder helping entrepreneurs close smarter,

protect their work, and stop participating

in their own undervaluation. If getting what you want is the goal, this episode will give you the

legal tea. Welcome back to She's So Lucky.

So all months long, we've been talking about how to get what we want.

We've examined that from multiple different angles.

I had my solo episode that was helping us be more audacious.

We talked to A.C. Brown about the spiritual elements of getting what we want.

We talked to Danielle Robay about being gutsy and believing in ourselves and being willing to ask for what we want and the right questions to ask to get what we want.

And as I was going through and thinking about this idea of how to get what we want, and I love the things that we've covered. I also wanted to give you guys more tools.

Like, we can manifest all day long. We can affirm and believe in ourselves all day long. But there are also real

tactical, structural things that we need to have in place to actually get what we want and be able to protect it and keep it. And that's what we're going to talk about today. So I would like to welcome, actually, a friend of mine, to the show who's going to give us the legality on getting exactly what we want. Cameron, welcome to the show. Thank you. I am so excited. And I love the legacy. Let's get into it. Listen, that's your, that's your word. That's what you do. That's what you're given us. What I give. Exactly. Okay. So before we get directly into the legality, I would like our audience to get to know you a little bit better. Hear a little bit more about your trajectory, getting into law. What made you want to specialize in working with creators? I love this question because it's very non-traditional. I talked to so many law students that want to get into the creator economy, whether they're creative in nature like I was. So taking it all the way back to childhood, I was theater kid. I loved being on stage. Fast forward to college. And of course, you've got to pick a major And at that point, honestly, I didn't know what I wanted to do.

And my lovely advisor, he was an attorney, and he was like, how about you try pre-law? And I was like, sir, I hate school. Why would I do that? He was like, you like to read, you like to write, and you're persuasive. That's all that it takes. And I was like, that's just like theater. So I tried to mock trial classes, fell in love with it,

and I decided to go to law school.

During this time, I also started my YouTube channel.

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