Mel Robbins

And so I want to start with some quick fire questions.

And so as an expert in cybersecurity, you never hand out your real birthday or name or phone number online.

No, but it's required.

And I guess it's because I have such a hard time keeping track of the actual information.

But if you have a alias, so you have a name that you use whenever you sign up for a newsletter.

you have a phone number and you just mentioned that you could get a free Google phone number.

It can be forwarded your phone or not.

And that's the one that you use.

You have a different email address that is only for signups.

And now you are limiting the information that's out there.

And it didn't even occur to me that you could ship packages to your address to a different name.

Yeah, it's your house.

Doesn't matter who's addressed to it.

Wow.

Okay.

You never create online accounts that you don't need.

Why?

Well, I'll tell you, I've changed my cell phone number probably three times in the last four years because it's ended up online.

Yeah.

And I have changed my email, I don't know how many times.