Emma Grede

It's like, yep.

You know what?

It's actually more helpful because women have fewer opportunities, fewer chances to get things right.

They're held to insane standards.

It's harder for them to raise money.

When you lie to women, that's really problematic.

Of course.

I think there was a little, you know, it's how you deliver it.

It's all about how you deliver it.

Melody Hobson came on this podcast and she spoke about getting really hard feedback in her early career.

And she said, I can't remember the, I wish I remembered who she was speaking about, but somebody very incredible.

And she said, come on, give it to me, you know, be brutally honest.

And he said to her, you know what, I'm going to be honest, but I don't need to be brutal.

And I think that that is so important.

For a long time.

For 20 years.

I'm glad to talk to you about that because I think it's such a...

It's such an overlooked point, like just to be truthful and to be honest and how that follows you.

Because when you don't have much, you always have your reputation.

Your reputation will follow you around.