I won't tell you that it's gonna be okay.

I won't tell you that it's going to be okay.

And welcome to another episode of the McCarty Sellers podcast.

Today we have a very, very, very special guest with us, somebody who I know I've loved and adored and we collectively probably have loved and adored for a very long time.

She's been in our life for a long time, but none other than Jada Pinkett Smith.

How are you doing today?

I'm good. You look radiant. You look like you just

been drinking your water and mind of your business. You look good.

I'm trying. Mind in my business, that's the part.

That's the part.

So look, my show is unique in the beginning of it,

we usually ask all of our guests the same question,

which is to walk us through the arc of their career.

But a lot of people know who you are,

so I'm not sure we need to introduce you to our listeners.

I want to jump into Worthy though,

your new book, the title itself.

Why?

Man, because it's my journey from lack of self-worth to feeling worthy, you know, and finally landing in that place of like knowing that I am worthy and that, you know, it's such a universal journey. It's so universal and so just that idea of like because I was going to call the book unlovable right because I was like we're all yeah we all kind of feel

unlovable at times you know and then it was like, I think worthy is more of an

inspirational, more of an inspirational word, right? It's like, let's, let's use the word of the landing place, you know, and so, yeah.

I understand that. I don't know, it sounds like both of those journeys sound like you're preparing to write some R&B tunes in your future.

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