Tara Mohr

Yeah.

So we're looking for this like imperfect, scrappy, immediate, but true to the essence.

It's going to be imperfect if you're doing anything interesting.

Anything interesting, anything that's not, you know, going to bore you to tears.

And sometimes we actually know about that more in the big business world than like most of the smaller business women entrepreneurs, because in the bigger business world, people are given millions of dollars and 12 months or 18 months to

to experiment their way to a business.

And it doesn't work sometimes.

Right.

And it still doesn't work.

And then we have these women entrepreneurs being like, I had my $200 and I'm really upset that didn't work the first, very first time I made an offer.

Like, let me explain to you how the pros do it.

They're hiring expert teams and then they're spending millions of dollars to figure out what's going to work in the market.

You're good with a series of mistakes.

You're okay.

Yeah.

So there's that aspect, but then there's also the aspect of just how do you take it out of your kind of

big, fancy version of it and do the most local, simple version.

So it's like, if you eventually want to have an amazing retreat center for women, great.

But while that you're raising capital and figuring out if that's ever going to work, I want you to host the women's group in your house this Sunday.

Right now.