Jefferson Fisher

And now back to the episode.

Is there a thought that has recurred in your own mind of whether it said you don't deserve this, just right place, right time, you didn't do this on your own, you had all the help in the world.

I'm curious of what are the negative hardship thoughts that you, or if there are any, what are the thoughts that you have to fight against

because they're always there.

Like a scarcity type mindset.

Like you're always, you never know when it's going to stop.

So you got to keep going.

I know that in my own world, we all do.

And I know you talk about in your book about imposter syndrome and that sometimes people, especially women, can almost out-talk themselves out of an opportunity.

Is that something that you find often?

Emma, what are thoughts that you live by that other people, even maybe listening or reading your book, might think are radical?

Are there things that you live by that other people go, whoa, this is something that is definitely against the grain of what we've been told?

Absolutely no notes.

I can tell you I have no notes off that, Emma.

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This is so, so good.

I am honored to be able to support it.

I want everybody to read it and I'll be sending, make sure that everybody in my community knows how important this book is.

Emma, thank you so much for your time.

Please tell your family hi from me and until the next podcast.