Holly Wainwright

Emma Greed would be very upset, by the way.

I think I always say to people when they ask for career advice, not that they should ask me necessarily, but my career has changed a lot in the last few years.

And part of it was about asking yourself a question of what you wanted your life to look like, which is the same thing that you're saying, really.

You're like saying, I don't want my life to look like this where everything is just about this.

And then I think that that can help you put the pieces in place.

But it's very hard to say no to what looks like a really good opportunity.

Yeah.

It's hard to say no full stop, which we've talked about a lot.

The Outlouders are talking about that in the group today, actually, because one of the Outlouders was saying that she posted last night that here's something I was reminded of today and wanted to share with the group.

No thank you is a full sentence.

She said, for context, a group message, some friends are going for $10 margaritas.

Look, I would never say no to that.

She said, some friends are going for $10 margaritas.

Do you guys want to join?

I replied, no thanks.

I don't like margaritas.

I don't drink tequila.

It's Monday night.

I don't want to go.

What?