Jen Gottlieb

I'm like, dude, you're slash.

Are you asking me if you were good enough?

Are you kidding?

So it was a really nice reminder to me that people are people are people.

And like every time I get nervous or I feel like an imposter or I feel not good enough, everybody experiences that.

It's a human condition.

I lost myself along the way because I was playing a fake version of myself that couldn't have been further from who I really was.

And when the show ended, I had to reinvent myself and start showing the world who I am.

And that was a big lesson in a lot of ways.

But I'm really grateful for the time.

It was fun.

And it gives me a really amazing story to tell.

It was really a lot of getting heard no.

I think that one of the most powerful tools that a successful entrepreneur can have is resiliency and the ability to be persistent even when you're getting heard no and you're getting rejected.

Many people, the second that they hear no or they get rejected or the thing that they want doesn't work, they stop.

Or are they just like, oh, I guess this isn't for me.

I'll go grocery shopping today and forget it.

I'm not going to try anymore, right?

I'm going to go binge Netflix or do something else that makes me feel good because I don't want to be rejected.

When I was an actress, I was a professional auditioner.