Calling all my sweeties to the forefront.

I'm your host Chris Renee Hazlitt,

and this is the Keep It Posit Sweetie Show.

Hello and welcome to this episode of the Keep It Posit Sweetie Show,

a safe space to heal, laugh, grow, and love.

I'm your host, Chris Renee Hazlid, and today is another solo episode

because you guys love these. Today I'm

answering questions. It's fun. I even broke the fourth wall and included some of my crew. So

let's have a good time. I hope you guys enjoy this one. All right guys. So I'm going to do something

different on this episode. I'm going to be answering a few questions that will also bring you into my mindset and how I think about things. The first one is delulu or manifestation.

Hmm, the power of dreaming big. I can definitely tend to be a little delulu. I remember like growing up and my mom would always say, oh my goodness, you are literally

the biggest risk taker of the family.

And I think it got me to where I am today because I see no bounds to how far I can go.

Some of the craziest things I did growing up, I remember when I was in Washington, D.C.,

working on Capitol Hill, I drove from D.C. to New York

to audition for Dittie's assistant.

Yeah, it was crazy.

Because I wanted to be a singer, I wanted to be an entertainer, and I was like, okay, what's the best way to go about this?

I've always, even from back then, I've always been a firm believer of putting yourself around what you want to do so that you can learn from all aspects of that space.

And that was one of the craziest things I did. I clearly didn't get it. And then I remember another time when I was working on Capitol Hill in D.C. that this is when

then Senator Obama was running for his first term in presidency. And his, one of his, I don't know if he was a legislative correspondent or, but he worked in Senator Obama's office at the time. And he was like, hey, Crystal, he was like, Senator Obama's running for president and we have some paid positions to come work on the campaign. Would you want to come do it? And I'm like, heck yeah. And he was like, all right, you bet. So I called my parents. I'm like, hey guys, I'm going to quit my job and I'm going to go work on the Obama campaign. And my parents were like, you are crazy. And I was like, no, I really think he's going to win. My parents were like, I don't know, you know, because we had never seen it. You know, and this is no slight to them, like, nobody ever thought that we would have a

black president. You know, we were hopeful that we would have one, but at that moment, they

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