I moved from the Midwest and I thought,

LA, like the land of celebrity and palm trees. I got a big job at a young age. I was like the youngest person that this network hired and it was supposed to be like a big deal. And I ended up quitting after four months. I was miserable. I would cry in the bathroom at work. I broke out into hives. It was at that time I was unemployed. I was financially very anxious.

I knew I couldn't stay at that office in Burbank that had no windows that I was miserable

at.

Oof.

The jail cell.

The jail cell.

What's up, Rich friends?

And welcome back to another episode of Net Worth and Chill. I'm your host,

Vivian 2, aka Your Rich BFF, and your favorite Wall Street girlie. So many of you know that I'm always

looking for advice from my incredible guests, and even though it's my job to teach people about

personal finance and building wealth, it doesn't mean that I always

have all the answers all the time. Everyone goes through periods of feeling stuck, whether

it's in your career, love life, energy levels, or mental health. And while no one person

has bulletproof advice for everything in life, I think there's a skill in knowing how to network,

how to build relationships,

and also knowing how to ask really good questions. And that's something Danielle Robé, the journalist Forbes called The Queen of Questions, has done all throughout her career. She not only

hosts Reese Witherspoon's Book Club podcast, but also runs her own show called Question Everything, where she sat down with everyone from Constance Wu to Scooter Braun to ask them the hard-hitting questions about career, life, growth, and success.

Today, she's joining us on Net Worth and Chill.

Danielle, thank you so much for being here.

Vivian, I'm so excited to be here. It's not every day that you get to be on a podcast that you listen to, so I'm very excited. Really? Yes. Oh, my God, I love that. Yeah, I love learning from you. And we are so lucky because we actually got to see each other about a week and a half ago. Yes. So it hasn't been too long, but you're a close friend of mine.

But I will say, I don't think I know. is we actually got to see each other about a week and a half ago. Yes. So it hasn't been too long, but you're a close friend of mine.

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