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Happy Tuesday. Welcome to the fifth thing. I'm Amy, and I'm Cat. Our quote today is from Roy T.

Bennett. The one who falls and gets up is stronger than the one who never tried.

Do not fear failure, but rather fear not trying, which Cat, you gave me a trying is cool bracelet,

and I know you are all about trying things. From a psychology standpoint, what are some

benefits of trying something new? It is probably going to increase your self-confidence.

What's something that you've done that you were nervous about, that you did, and then you felt

better about yourself after? Well, the first live that I did in Kansas, and I felt better about it,

which led to me to, you know, we have the one in Nashville coming up, which is about to get more

confident each time to try to take it to more cities. Right, but like after you did it, you're like,

oh my gosh, I can keep doing this. Yes. Even though you were like nervous, I don't know how this

is going to go before. Perfect. Open doors to enlightening experiences. So if you're trying new things,

then you're going to have better experiences. Yeah, you're like, well, I think with the opening

doors is that you may meet new people, it may rejuvenate you. Have you ever gone to like a

networking event or some kind of event where you don't know anybody? Yes. And then no.

Have at least one person maybe, but yeah, I know what it's like to walk into your room. Yeah,

not know anybody and be looking around. And maybe the person you're meeting isn't there yet.

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