This is the Potter's Cast.

A podcast home for Potters Everywhere.

It's a community of Potters dedicated to grow their business.

We're picking up where the art degree ends.

I'm your host, Paul Blaze.

Hello and welcome to episode number 1,228 of the Potters cast. This is going to be a fun conversation for you to listen

into. I had so much fun talking to, talkinging. I was talking to her. I was talking with her.

I was talking at her. Talking. Talking. Anyhow, I was talking with her. I was talking at her. Talking, talking, talking.

Anyhow, I was talking with Lucy B.

I had so much fun talking with Lucy B.

She is a great conversation, especially if you're a person who has struggled with the idea about talking to your customers.

Yeah. Yeah. Sometimes I've been in positions where I just feel so uncomfortable, you know,

that just that little bit of getting past that little hurdle, that first hurdle, of just talking to somebody.

Yeah, that can be really hard.

I know that this could be a very touchy subject to bring up, but I've read that for police officers that are primarily out there to give out car tickets, that if they show up to

their area and they kind of have that same kind of stage fright hesitation, which, you know,

I don't think of police officers that way, but it's quite interesting that if they get to their

position where they're supposed to give out tickets, and if they hesitate that first time,

they are more than likely going to be a very poor ticket producer for the rest of the day.

But if, however, they are hesitant and they just decide to bite the

bullet and go for it anyhow, then they can just give out tickets all day long. They get past that

little hump and they're just like, great at her. You get a ticket and you get a ticket and you get a ticket and you get a ticket.

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