Carly Watters

Absolutely.

And also fit.

I was just thinking about that, like all the different meanings of fit.

Right.

Because it's also like fit in a box, but also like fit on.

Like, how does it fit on me?

I think a lot.

There's a lot of play on words there.

I'm coming back to something else that you said.

You said there's a power in knowing when something's a fit.

I actually think the power is when you know that something is not a fit.

Because we get, coming back to how much we're pitched and how much we get, we have to say no so many times.

And sometimes when you see so much, you're like, well, should I have said yes to this?

Or, you know, I haven't seen anything that's really connecting with me.

But you have to say no so much and you have to get so comfortable with saying no.

Because if you don't leave yourself the opportunity, again, thinking about like spaciousness, you have to leave room for fit.

And so I think the power is in saying no.

No.

And saying, I know when something is not a fit, because I think that when something is a fit is often that magical thing.

It's all, you know, sometimes we can't put a word on why something is a fit because it just feels right.