Erin McGoff
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There's no indicator that they didn't like you. And then after a while, that just becomes one singular voice. I know it sounds kind of split personality-ish, but I truly, I noticed it the other day. I'm like, wow, I'm actually really kind to myself. I keep it real. You can't just be worshiping yourself all the time.
You have to keep it real with yourself, but you would keep it real with a best friend. You don't just worship a best friend and constantly... you know, boost them up and up and up, but you need to be real with them sometimes. So that's why I like that kind of saying, be your own best friend.
You have to keep it real with yourself, but you would keep it real with a best friend. You don't just worship a best friend and constantly... you know, boost them up and up and up, but you need to be real with them sometimes. So that's why I like that kind of saying, be your own best friend.
You have to keep it real with yourself, but you would keep it real with a best friend. You don't just worship a best friend and constantly... you know, boost them up and up and up, but you need to be real with them sometimes. So that's why I like that kind of saying, be your own best friend.
Get your butt to the gym, yeah.
Get your butt to the gym, yeah.
Get your butt to the gym, yeah.
I am, yeah.
I am, yeah.
I am, yeah.
Oh, that's so funny. Yeah, I'm the youngest of six. We're all about two and a half years apart. So there's like a 12 year gap between me and the oldest sibling.
Oh, that's so funny. Yeah, I'm the youngest of six. We're all about two and a half years apart. So there's like a 12 year gap between me and the oldest sibling.
Oh, that's so funny. Yeah, I'm the youngest of six. We're all about two and a half years apart. So there's like a 12 year gap between me and the oldest sibling.
That's a great question. I think I'm a typical youngest child. You have to learn how to get a word in. And that's why I think I speak so quickly is because, and have a sense of humor. A lot of youngest children have a sense of humor because we're just trying to get our word in and trying to get attention.
That's a great question. I think I'm a typical youngest child. You have to learn how to get a word in. And that's why I think I speak so quickly is because, and have a sense of humor. A lot of youngest children have a sense of humor because we're just trying to get our word in and trying to get attention.
That's a great question. I think I'm a typical youngest child. You have to learn how to get a word in. And that's why I think I speak so quickly is because, and have a sense of humor. A lot of youngest children have a sense of humor because we're just trying to get our word in and trying to get attention.
So I definitely learned how to like think really quick on my feet, be pithy and concise because it's, You're trying to just get a word in. And to be fair, my parents were really good about giving everybody equal attention and time and being very fair about things. But yeah, you definitely learn how to be very quick on your feet.
So I definitely learned how to like think really quick on my feet, be pithy and concise because it's, You're trying to just get a word in. And to be fair, my parents were really good about giving everybody equal attention and time and being very fair about things. But yeah, you definitely learn how to be very quick on your feet.
So I definitely learned how to like think really quick on my feet, be pithy and concise because it's, You're trying to just get a word in. And to be fair, my parents were really good about giving everybody equal attention and time and being very fair about things. But yeah, you definitely learn how to be very quick on your feet.
Yeah. Oh, definitely. And yeah, being the youngest, you're always talked down to as well, especially of six, you know, it's the bottom of eight people. And so everybody's always talking down to you. So you really learn how to kind of like manage up from a young age and like talk up to people. And it was definitely always challenging. treated older than I was, I think.