Jen Gottlieb

I'm going to learn from that.

No, I'm going to take whatever I learned and I'm going to put it towards the next one to make it an even bigger.

Yes.

That has framed my entrepreneurial journey in a big way.

Everybody, even the biggest rock stars in the world have imposter syndrome because even the biggest people that perform for years and years in front of millions of people would come backstage and they would be so nervous to go on and be interviewed.

And they would come backstage and they would say to me, did I do okay?

Was that good enough?

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.

The VH1 thing really happened on accident.

I was an actress.

I studied musical theater in college and then I dropped out of college.

I moved to New York City to study musical theater at a two-year conservatory program.

Immediately after studying at the school that I was at called the American Musical and Dramatic Academy, I booked my dream role in the Broadway National Tour of The Wedding Singer.

I played Linda the bitch that leaves Robbie Hart at the altar.

In the show, she's this Lita Ford wannabe rock star.

She looks like a combination of Joan Jett and 80s Madonna like a virgin.