Bela Bajaria

And I was like, no, I know I did, but I already did that.

Why am I doing it again?

And I think having those few months of really having space and time to get back to the curiosity of wanting to like learn something different is

And I thought at that point, everybody kept saying, you know, streaming is the future.

And I was like, no, I think streaming is now.

And we're just not paying attention to it.

And I knew Ted Sarandos from, because I'd done Kimmy Chabann and Master of None.

And, you know, I was always fond of him.

And he was always so smart and was such a fan of film and TV.

And his energy is kind of infectious, but he really was like, it'll be fun.

You'll learn new things.

And I was like,

okay right I mean it really it literally in that same day moment hour I made the decision you know it felt right okay yeah and there's not a moment of imposter syndrome there's not a little bit of you that's like what if I fail here um no and I'd say for a couple of reasons so I'll say one is because it's sort of I knew I was confident to bet on myself I came into a studio I started the whole thing I hired everybody like I just felt like I had to

I had done so many different things by then that I had the skill set of like building a new thing, right?

Going into kind of more a company that had tech DNA even though an entertainment company was kind of the learning and the growth of it.

And I have a thing that I don't – I refuse to sort of entertain the imposter syndrome thing because I think men never get asked it.

So I just think nobody knows how to do the job until they have the job.

Like, nobody does.

There's no way.

As prepared as you are, you have all the skills.