I am who I am, and I'm not going to change I am because of how people want me to be

or what's going to get more lights and shares.

I just feel like when you can find yourself in a gender box, you just completely shun

the rest of the population that's not there.

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let's build. What is up today? This has absolutely zero to do with getting your business between three

and ten million. This is actually, I wasn't really hesitant to make, but it kind of just came out

of a tweet Emmy the other day, which came out of and asked me anything I did on Instagram. And basically

what it was is that I put out, you know, asked me anything. I was like sitting in the car waiting

for some employment or something. And I had like probably five women say, you know, how do I

succeed as a female founder, female entrepreneur, and female CEO. And, you know, the first thing

that like came to my mind was I was like, stop calling yourself a female CEO or female founder. Like,

you're a founder, you're a CEO. And I tweeted that and it's just gone viral.

And so I felt like obviously that hit availing with people because, you know, honestly, I feel like I'm

isolated in my opinion. And I feel like anytime I put anything out there that's like, why you call

a female stuff. They're like, act you. You don't support the women. And I'm like, I do support women more than anyone. I am a female CEO, but I don't support people labeling themselves.

That's what I wanted to explain is why I don't call myself a female founder, female CEO,

and instead I just call myself CEO or founder or entrepreneur. And the first reason for that is

I don't believe in labels. I don't find them helpful. I don't find them useful. And the reason I

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