Reshma Saujani

I think it's a smart way to do that. It's normal to feel scared. To leave something that you've done for so long and to do something new is scary. I feel scared every single time I launch a new thing. I'm sure you do too.

I think it's a smart way to do that. It's normal to feel scared. To leave something that you've done for so long and to do something new is scary. I feel scared every single time I launch a new thing. I'm sure you do too.

I called you telling you I was. I said, I have this idea, but I don't know what to do. I don't know what it is. Is it something? Of course.

I called you telling you I was. I said, I have this idea, but I don't know what to do. I don't know what it is. Is it something? Of course.

I called you telling you I was. I said, I have this idea, but I don't know what to do. I don't know what it is. Is it something? Of course.

But so that feeling of feeling scared is normal. Okay. But then what I think you want to divorce that from is this feeling that you are not good enough to go do that thing, that you are an imposter.

But so that feeling of feeling scared is normal. Okay. But then what I think you want to divorce that from is this feeling that you are not good enough to go do that thing, that you are an imposter.

But so that feeling of feeling scared is normal. Okay. But then what I think you want to divorce that from is this feeling that you are not good enough to go do that thing, that you are an imposter.

And it's okay if you're the only one, too. That doesn't make you an imposter.

And it's okay if you're the only one, too. That doesn't make you an imposter.

And it's okay if you're the only one, too. That doesn't make you an imposter.

Okay, if you're the only one.

Okay, if you're the only one.

Okay, if you're the only one.

I think that's a big deal. So recognizing it, normalizing it, and realizing that we've been tricked into believing that we're not supposed to be there. We're not that girl.

I think that's a big deal. So recognizing it, normalizing it, and realizing that we've been tricked into believing that we're not supposed to be there. We're not that girl.

I think that's a big deal. So recognizing it, normalizing it, and realizing that we've been tricked into believing that we're not supposed to be there. We're not that girl.

It will go away.

It will go away.

It will go away.