failure will always feel better than regret, period.

Because if I just let her get on that elevator and I never tried,

I would have gone to bed every night thinking what could be.

The aftermath of a no is never going to be life ruining, but the aftermath of a yes could be life changing.

So when you realize that there is life after mistakes, There's this level of confidence

that doesn't really leave you after that.

My pet peeves with entrepreneurs

when they tell their stories, they're like,

oh yeah, one day I had this idea, you know,

for an avocado slicer and the next day I'm in Costco you know all over

country like came here on my yacht for this podcast and you're like great you know

no idea. Do you ever ever feel like sometimes you just want to jump off this roller coaster of entrepreneurship and become a dolphin trainer at SeaWorld?

Yeah, okay, yeah, yeah, me too.

Yeah, um, listen, entrepreneurship can suck sometimes.

I'm just gonna keep it real. Okay, it is not easy. But before we throw in the towel and quit, let's listen to today's conversation with my friend, Jess Exstrom. Jess is the author of Chasing the Bright Side and

she's the founder and CEO of Headbands of Hope. Now here's the really cool thing

about headbands of Hope. Not only are their headbands adorable and you've seen me rock them on

almost all of my IG stories but for every headband that you purchase a

headband is given to a child with cancer. So next time you want to go to Target to get a

headband, get one from headbands of hope because every single headband that

we purchase goes to a child with cancer. I love this company. I love the heart. I love the mission.

And Jess is truly a girl after my own heart because she's gritty, she's persistent, she's bold,

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