Chase Hughes
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Podcast Appearances
The title, Fake It Till You Make It, automatically carries some negative connotation. Yes. Where I think we should maybe replace that with just give yourself permission to do it because that's the threshold. That's the threshold between faking it and doing it for real. The moment you give yourself permission, no one else cares.
The title, Fake It Till You Make It, automatically carries some negative connotation. Yes. Where I think we should maybe replace that with just give yourself permission to do it because that's the threshold. That's the threshold between faking it and doing it for real. The moment you give yourself permission, no one else cares.
The title, Fake It Till You Make It, automatically carries some negative connotation. Yes. Where I think we should maybe replace that with just give yourself permission to do it because that's the threshold. That's the threshold between faking it and doing it for real. The moment you give yourself permission, no one else cares.
Yeah, glad to be here. Thanks for having me, Heather.
Yeah, glad to be here. Thanks for having me, Heather.
Yeah, glad to be here. Thanks for having me, Heather.
I know, I still, it doesn't feel real at all.
I know, I still, it doesn't feel real at all.
I know, I still, it doesn't feel real at all.
I don't know. I've been waiting for some kind of an access card to Tesla or something. I haven't gotten anything yet.
I don't know. I've been waiting for some kind of an access card to Tesla or something. I haven't gotten anything yet.
I don't know. I've been waiting for some kind of an access card to Tesla or something. I haven't gotten anything yet.
It should be cool.
It should be cool.
It should be cool.
Two years. Yeah.
Two years. Yeah.
Two years. Yeah.
I write every day from 4 to 11 a.m. And I'm booked in 15 minute increments until 9 p.m. after that on calls and stuff. And I take one day off a week, but I still write from 4 to 11. So 4 to 11 is the sacred writing time every day.
I write every day from 4 to 11 a.m. And I'm booked in 15 minute increments until 9 p.m. after that on calls and stuff. And I take one day off a week, but I still write from 4 to 11. So 4 to 11 is the sacred writing time every day.