Tori Dunlap

Oh, it's changed everything.

But it's also confirmed a lot for me.

I am never the person that's going to walk into an interview and go, oh my God, I can't believe this happened to me.

I'm shocked.

Never in my wildest dreams could I have imagined that I, yeah, I dreamt this.

I knew I could do this.

Like I was well aware that I had big dreams and big goals and that I could accomplish them.

And like, this is like cue the Barbie movie where she like gets the award and she's like, I deserve this.

And I know like, but it's true.

And it would be very, you know, inauthentic to come in here and play that role.

honest, not even make a ton of money, but like, I wanted to, I wanted to do big things.

Like I wanted to do that.

And I knew I was capable of that.

Um, because the thing I always tell, if I'm walking into a new therapist office, I always tell them we're going to work on a lot.

And there's a lot of things that, you know, I'm not good at or the things I'm working on, but self-worth is not one of them.

Like I know I'm worthy of opportunity of love of belonging of money.

But I think what's changed me with running this business is when you first start and your first fire comes and you put it out, you go, how do I prevent more fires?

But there's some fires that are not preventable.

So a couple of years ago, I realized I got really burned out.

I got really burned out.