I wholeheartedly believe that if we've gone through adversity in any way, first things first,

we need to do what we can to care for ourselves, you know, and make sure we're feeling healed

or on the path of healing, whatever we've gone through.

But I think it's also our responsibility and really like an honor to be able to then go back

and reach out a hand to others

who are on the same path as you. Let it out.

Hi, this is Let It Out. I'm Katie. This week, the founder of Rome Vintage, my dear friend, Natasha Zoe Garrett, is back on the podcast. If you miss last week, no worries, but this is an episode you might want to go back and listen to part one of my conversation with her.

We recorded this at my apartment a couple weeks ago and I could talk to her for days.

She's one of my favorite people to be around. I gush about her at the beginning of the last week's episode, but you know what I'm going to do it again? Because truly, she is one of the most charismatic people I've ever met. She has this really bright, light

energy and we get along really well personally, but, you know, I know I'm not alone in feeling

this. She's just truly wonderful to be around and

she's open and vulnerable about her challenges and her wins in this episode. And being around her,

there's this level of honesty that is really freeing to be around. And I feel like she's just

someone who like me really prioritizes connection and deep conversation. And I think that's why

we connected so quickly. And in this, I think you can feel that if you listened last week and definitely in part two.

She's creative and thoughtful and deep and introspective.

And I'm so grateful to call her a friend.

So we split this up in two parts.

Last week we got into mental health and her career modeling and shifting out of modeling.

And I'm about to read a quote that I found in my research for the episode that is where we ended last week and we're about to begin this week.

And, you know, if you've been listening to this podcast for a while, you know, part two,

that's when it really comes live.

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