Jen Cohen

Or like just does a little bit more, you know, background.

I think you'd be surprised.

But I think we've done other episodes on that.

I think it's just really more about the idea that like really what does what is an entrepreneur like really what is the definition is.

Versus being just entrepreneurial in spirit.

There is, I think, a huge distinction.

And, you know, is that like amount of time that you have to sustain something or build something?

I really think if someone is persistent and resourceful over a long period of time and stays and sticks with something over and over again, regardless of the success.

you really are an entrepreneur and you want something and you know, like, and you are, you've grit and you try over and over again.

But just by creating something and throwing a lot of money on advertising and selling a program doesn't make you an entrepreneur.

And it sure as hell doesn't make you a great expert to teach entrepreneurial skills.

Like that to me is like a joke.

That's it.

You guys, we have a very special guest.

I know I say this a lot, but I'm a big fan of hers.

Her name is Sadia Khan.

You probably have seen her all over social media because she is a viral psychotherapist who gives really, I think, great advice on relationships, men, women.

And it's kind of sometimes somewhat polarizing, which is why so much of it goes viral.

but almost, almost always so spot on and accurate, which is why I think also people have taken to you the way they have.

And she has a new book called Red Flags.