Laura Henshaw

She's only so many best friends one can have.

I'm full.

Anyway, but I just – it's just something that, again, I just hope anyone listening – no way did I want this to be like a self – what's the word?

Self-fulfilling segment.

It's more – I just think it's – I know a lot of people will look at us and think that we are 100% at confidence where, you know, all these things we've had them worked out.

Honestly, no one has everything worked out.

Like nobody has everything worked out.

Like we spoke about the other week Michelle Obama –

She doesn't even have everything worked out.

And I feel like if Michelle Obama is still working through shit, we've got to, right?

We can't expect that we're not going to.

But it is just so easy to put.

And this is why also putting labels on ourselves is not always 100% helpful.

And that's what I'm kind of trying to grapple with at the moment.

Yeah.

And again, like for me, having final reflection on this is having the CEO title I think enabled me to hide a lot of my insecurities underneath that because I had the title.

So that kind of was self-fulfilling in a lot of ways for me.

In that, okay, well, even if I don't think I'm good enough, I have this title.

So the title is validating me.

And now I've been stripped of the title.