Oh, Welcome back to the Jasmine Star Show, a place where we discuss business, mindset, and today

we're going to talk about the lessons I learned dropping out of law school.

Specifically, the ones that made me a better entrepreneur.

Now you're listening and you're like, Jasmine, I don't care you went to law school.

No problem. I hardly care that I went to law school too.

However, however, I learned a group of things that have really

impacted the way I've shown up in business and I want to share those with you because I think that they

apply to you so take them, learn them, use them, and then don't go to law school.

I want to record this episode for a couple of reasons. Number one, I truly believe that one of the best ways

to learn in your industry is to learn outside of your

industry. Okay, should I say that again? The best ways to learn in your industry is to learn outside of your

industry. And then you apply those outside of your industry.

And then you apply those lessons to your business

and then you see how you can stay innovative

and avoid just passing down the same old information.

Two examples.

For years, I went to a summit called Alt Summit and it was located in Salt Lake City and this summit was for for all intents and purposes

creatives, not creators, but creatives. These really attracted a lot of people who were blogging fashion, a lot of people who were

making hands-owned patterns, a lot of people who are making hand-seown patterns, a lot of people who are making jewelry,

and I didn't really understood what drew me to this summit, but I just knew I needed to be at

the summit.

And so I would be going and I'd be learning from people in industries

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