What would you do if you knew you couldn’t fail?

There are many of us who have started our life or career in a certain direction, only to realise down the track that it’s not actually where we want to be. We’re not truly following our dreams, and are perhaps struggling to discover what our life’s purpose is. 

If this is you too, it may be time to ask yourself: if you had all the time, resources and skills to do anything you wanted, what would you actually choose to do - or be?

Today, we’re joined by special guest Kristina Karlsson, whose inspiring journey from losing it all in business to creating her dream life is empowering others to do the same. Founder of Kikki K and Dream Life, and author of Your Dream Life Starts Here, Kristina’s dream is to inspire 101 million people to transform their lives and in turn, transform the world around them.

We talk about the many aspects involved in chasing our dreams, including:

• Actionable steps you can take to find your purpose 
• How to overcome the challenges of life and use them for good
• Balancing work, life and the pursuit of our dreams
• Persevering in the face of adversity

Kristina is a wealth of knowledge on how to adopt the mindset, daily rituals and tenacity it takes to make dreams a reality. So join us today and learn how you can develop the confidence to back yourself, achieve your goals and create your very own dream life. 

In the words of Kristina herself: it’s time to take a big bite and chew like hell! 

Connect with Me: 

Website: www.balanceathand.com 

Instagram:  @balance_at_hand

Connect with Kristina: 

Website: https://www.yourdreamlifestartshere.com/ 

Instagram: @kristinadreamlife

Hello, everyone.

If you're searching for

purpose in your life, or would

like to define your dreams

and goals, then we have the

perfect guest for you today.

The wonderful Kristina

Karlsson Kristina is

the founder of Kiki K

and Dream Life and the

author of the book, Your

Dream Life Starts Here.

Kristina has empowered

so many people around

the world to find their

purpose and start living

their dream lives.

Kristina, thank you

so much for joining

us today and welcome.

Uh, thank you so much.

I am so thrilled to be here.

You have such an amazing story

and I'd really love it if

you could share with us your

personal journey in basically

finding your life's purpose.

Yes.

It's a bit of a journey.

So I grew up in Sweden,

on a farm and I met

my partner, Paul, in a

ski resort in Austria.

I was doing a

ski season there.

And then I came to Australia,

the other side of the world.

Um, And I was quite

miserable and lonely.

It was a real challenge to

move to the other side of the

world, you know, new language,

new, new people, new culture.

And, uh, I was really lost.

I had no idea what

to do with my life.

And having spent quite a

few years traveling the

world, working in different

countries, I was kind

of ready to do something

with purpose and something

that I was, Really excited

about doing, but I did

not know what that meant.

So I was winching and

complaining and every day

for anyone who would listen,

I would say, what am I

going to do with my life?

And one morning at 3am, I

woke up my partner, Paul,

I think for the fifth

time, this was a frequent,

something I did all the time.

Like what am I going to do?

And, um.

At 3am he was a bit over it,

fair enough, and he said, uh,

he turned on the light and

he said, why don't we write

down what is important to you?

And, that was a great idea.

Cause that was my

first dreams on paper.

And I think it's something

really powerful for anyone

listening to actually start

writing down what you want in

your life on paper, because

you just see it versus

having it roaming around

your head all the time.

So I wrote down that I

wanted to drive to work every

single day and loving it.

I was working in a job

that, that wasn't the

case and I wasn't excited

about going to work.

And for anyone listening, I

think that is so important

to do something you love

work wise because we

spend so much time working

and I think it should be

something we really love.

and I often reflect on this

now, and I'm going to come

back to, to my 3am story, but.

Every day I wake up

now, I am so incredibly

excited and so incredibly

grateful to do what I love.

And I think if you get to

that, and it's a bit of

a journey to get to that.

So for anyone listening, it

doesn't happen overnight.

It's a bit of a journey.

So my second thing that I

wrote down was to, have my

own business, but I didn't

know what that meant.

I had no experience in my

own business and, no idea

what that was going to be.

And then I wanted to have

a connection with my home

country being Sweden.

This was before internet.

It's hard to believe that

the world even existed before

internet, but I spent all

my money phone bills and

a trip home and, my little

brother also had cancer,

so I went home a couple of

times, kind of last minute

and he's well now, but it

was really important for

me to have that connection

with my home country.

I didn't want to

choose to just.

You know, being a new country

and not having that connection

to my, my home country.

And then I wanted to

work with Swedish design.

That was something I

was passionate about.

And I truly believe that

part of your purpose, you

need to do something you're

passionate about, not just

something you care about.

Because when things get

tough, it's really important

to be excited and know that

Even if it's tough right

now, I do what I love and

I'm passionate about it.

And then the last thing that

I wanted that I had on my

list was to make 500 a week.

That was based on paying

rent, eating some good food,

drink some good wine, and

then go home once a year.

that was actually the

hardest one because when you

start your business, it's

takes time to make money.

And, uh, but luckily I was

never really driven by money.

I was the purpose.

and the passion and my mission

was so much more important

than making lots of money.

I just wanted to

have my enough money

to do what I loved.

In terms of going home

once a year and, and

do some fun things.

and out of that, those dreams

on paper, Kiki Kay was born

my first business, and when

I wrote down that I wanted

to have my own business, I

would not even have imagined

what that would have got

me to, It was it was.

Such an incredible

journey, a journey that,

lasted for over 25 years.

And to make a very

long story short, I

lost Kiki Kay in COVID.

And, um, that was the saddest

day of my life, but the good

thing, when you are clear on

your purpose and when you're

clear on your passions and

when you're an entrepreneur,

it's You just start again.

And that's what I've done.

And my big dream now is to

inspire 101 million people

to write down three dreams

and go and chase them.

And the reason for that

is because I feel like

when you do what you love,

there's a ripple effect.

You just, are able to

influence other people

to live their dream life

and follow their purpose,

whatever that is for them.

And, I feel like life is too

short not to, and, we're so

lucky if we, if we are able

to choose what we, no, that's

not everyone's case, but if

you are listening to this

podcast, if you are one of

those lucky people to be able

to choose what you get to

do, then that's an amazing.

So that was a bit of a

long, winded answer to

your first question.

It was a brilliant answer.

When you lost Kiki

K, how did you get

yourself back on track?

How did you keep yourself

motivated or reset yourself

to really start dream life?

What was the journey there?

that was a hard one.

It's, um, and I think

this is very much, an

individual journey for

everyone who's going

through a challenging time.

If it's going through

an administration or a,

relationship breakup or,

Losing a job or, you know,

get sick or whatever, whatever

that is for each person.

so it's such an

individual journey.

But for me, it was sad.

It was like, I was grieving

because for me, Kiki K

wasn't just a business.

It was a family.

Like it was everything

that I knew and

everything that I had.

I put everything

in that business.

I was never, ever thinking,

Oh, this is the business.

And this is me.

it was a big, not in

the middle, then there

was all I knew and

everything that I had.

So it was sad,

really, really sad.

and also very complicated

because we had shareholders,

we had obviously loads

of employees and COVID

was difficult for

everyone, let alone.

people losing jobs and

we lost our business

and people losing money.

It was a, it was a

real challenging time.

So definitely a lot of

grieving and, um, a lot of

thinking, but I decided pretty

quickly that I was not going

to go down with the business.

So.

I have a lot of

entrepreneurial friends,

some of them lost their

businesses, and I've seen

a lot of people really, you

know, go into depression,

which is an, probably an

easier choice to be honest,

because, um, I think, just

disappearing for a few

years would have been a much

easier choice, but I didn't

want that cause I, I value

life so much and I value,

everything that I learned.

To share and, so I kind

of kept sharing how I

went through it while

I was going through it.

And that was really

challenging because I really

didn't know, you know, if I

was sharing the right thing.

I was super conscious

of everyone being

involved in this.

So it was not an

easy one, but.

But how I really went

through it was some really

simple things that I do in

good times and bad times.

One was walking.

I walked every single day.

So I woke up sometimes

not wanting to get out

of bed and I woke up

sometimes thinking, what

am I actually going to do?

And.

You know, feeling extremely

sad and disappointed and angry

and all those kind of feelings

that we often have when

something happens, that is a

little bit out of our control.

So I every day decided

just go for a walk and

this is COVID time.

So, so I was up early

because we were only

allowed to, to walk.

Uh, I don't know what it was,

but I was out so early that no

one would ever see me anyway.

And I just walked and walked

and thought And I always

came back from a walk,

not always feeling better,

but never feeling worse.

And most of the time feeling

so much better because

you're connecting with

nature, being out on your

own, being with your thought

was really, really helpful.

Another thing that I did

was a lot of journaling.

So that wouldn't be a

surprise for anyone that

knows that I love journaling.

And I, I just wrote so

much of my thoughts,

so much of my, yeah.

ideas and everything

that just came to mind.

So a lot of journaling.

I did meditation to kind

of still my mind, at least

once a day, sometimes twice.

And, I also called my best

friend every single day.

And I was so grateful to have

a friend that would actually,

listen to the same thing

over and over and over again.

and I think, you know, if

anyone listening and have

one friend that is like

that, then we are extremely,

fortunate because that was

really helpful to sometimes

just say things loud.

I'd often didn't

need the solution.

I often had that

solution within me.

And then I started to

dream about the new future.

I thought.

Life is too short and, uh,

I already had that dream to

inspire 101 million people

to write down three dreams.

So I got on quickly to put

an online, um, my book was

already out, but I put that on

an online course and I started

to help other people, creating

their dream life and then

probably about, uh, what is it

now, a year and a half ago, I

started my coaching program.

I also started my book

club because I got so

excited about, other people

sharing the, um, interest

of personal growth and

personal development.

So, started a kind of

a community book club

that anyone can join.

Cause I had a private

one and I spoke a lot

about that on my podcast.

And then I always got

emails, can I join?

Yeah.

Because that was my

friends, I then decided

that anyone can join from

anywhere in the world.

So that's how I

got through it.

And you know what, I am

actually much happier now

in terms of, I love my new

business more than I love

my first business, which is

kind of hard to even imagine

that that is the case because

I love my first business.

So much.

And the, amazing thing now

is that the new business

gives me whole different

level of freedom in terms.

I can work from anywhere.

I have a smaller team and

I made a decision to only

work with nice people.

and, uh, that's not always

easy when you have a big

business, cause you're not

always part of recruiting.

And now I have a dream team

and these are people that

I love spending time with.

And I think that's

so important as well.

It's so exciting that you're

now living your dream life,

but obviously I've heard

you say before, a dream life

doesn't mean a perfect life.

So what are some daily

challenges that you have

to overcome or you face?

I have challenges every day.

And it's funny because I just,

uh, I just, a few days ago,

I felt extremely overwhelmed.

I'm doing a little bit too

many things for the size of

our team and the, and the

size of my, my capability.

But I have this saying, and I

think it's just specifically,

Important in a startup is

like you take a big bite

and you chew like hell.

And that's what I'm doing.

And, I think you have to do

that and It's not something

you do every season.

It's a season.

Sometimes when you do a

startup where you just

have to put everything

you've got into it.

And I decided this

year, I have two dreams

that are really big.

One is to 10X my health and

one is to 10X my business.

Andy.

When I woke up the other

day, I was like, I didn't

ever know where to start.

I was so overwhelmed.

And this is when journaling

comes in so handy.

And I actually, um, I spoke

to my friend after I said,

Oh, I woke up feeling so

overwhelmed and absolutely

thinking, I don't know

if I can fit it all in.

And then I did my exercise

and I do like an exercise

That I'm actually going to

do, in the coaching program,

but I also am going to do

it as a freestanding for

people who are not part of

the coaching program, where

I just kind of brainstorm

everything in categories

and I empty my head, so,

powerful and seems so simple,

but incredibly helpful.

So, so it's difficult to,

um, fit everything in with

family, with Business and

health, and I'm also a person

who needs a lot of time alone.

I'm an introvert, so I, my

people might not realize

that because I'm out and

about a lot and I do a lot

of public speaking now.

But I need a lot of space.

So I go for my walks

every morning and I

spend time in nature.

I have my coffee for 10

minutes, uh, we're in

silence and just generate

all that energy then to

be able to cope with all

the things, that I do.

But challenges is part of.

Everyone's life,

dream life or not.

And it's just part of

life and we just have to

take them as they come.

And there are a lot of silver

linings in our challenges.

If we learn from them, not

specifically when we go

through them, but definitely

if we can reflect and review

our week and our month and

our quarters and our years.

We often see that, uh,

looking back, it's like, Oh,

actually, because of that

challenge, I created this,

or because of that challenge,

I had to change this.

I think as an entrepreneur,

you have to kind of develop

because there are always

things that do not go to

plan and there's always

challenges in a business.

And, uh, and, uh, if you just

learn, it's not fun when you

go through them, but if you

can just have this attitude

that, it's just another

challenge and hopefully I'll

learn something from it.

And, and even though in the

most horrific challenges, like

losing my business, I've been

so many silver linings and so

much I learned, and I think

I'm a, I can share so much

more cause I, I was always

sharing my success stories

and now I can share, and I

can sometimes got criticized

for everything was so perfect,

which of course it never is.

But maybe when you, when

you are put in media

as a success story.

it's kind of hard sometimes

to, uh, share the hard times

because that's not always what

media wants to put out there.

So, um, for me, I

now feel like I'm, I

have more to share.

I'm now, doing a lot of public

speaking and I'm sharing

my up and down journey.

I think that's so

generous and it's such a

wonderful story to hear.

What guidance would you give

people whom have started

their life or their career

in a certain direction,

but realize now this isn't

where they want to be.

This isn't the way they

had hoped, or it's not

following their dreams.

What should they do?

I think spend an hour and some

people say, I don't have an

hour, but we all have an hour.

if it's important to us,

on the weekend, up early or

whatever, time feels right.

But I think it's important

to have that space, ideally

a little bit more than an

hour, and then just take a

journal and a pen and ask

yourself, What would I do?

if I knew I couldn't fail?

What comes up for us?

And, I share this many

times with you, Jackie,

and, uh, the Dream Love

community, but every time

I ask myself that question,

there's always something

that's lying underneath.

It might be feeling a little

bit uncomfortable or a

little bit of, what, you

know, it's not really right

timing or it's not really,

I don't think I can do it.

You know, one of

them was my podcast.

And I think you might've felt

the same with your podcast.

when we want to do something.

and we haven't done it before.

It feels a little bit

uncomfortable, but

my advice then is to

write it down anyway.

Don't have to do anything

the first hour where

you just write, just let

yourself write down anything.

So what would you do if

you knew you couldn't fail?

If you had all the time

and the money and the

resources and the skills

to do whatever you want.

So a lot of us actually

don't write down things

because we're like, For

you, for example, you've

been in the corporate

world your whole life.

And when you did some

dreaming, starting your own

business, that would have felt

like, Oh, it's not really,

you know, I'm making enough

money to support family, or

I, I am very good at this.

So maybe I shouldn't do this.

There's all these things

coming up, but just write

it down anyway, because you

don't have to do anything.

You can just put it on

paper and see, and go

back later on and see.

Is there something here

that I want to actually do?

And also asking yourself

if you had all the

health and energy.

So a lot of us feel like we

are so full that there's not

room for one more thing to do.

But write it down anyway,

because sometimes we

just have to shift a

little bit and change.

And, um, are truly believe

we can do anything.

Anything we put our mind to,

but not everything at once.

And I think that's often

when we do that dreaming

exercise, what would I do

if I knew I couldn't fail?

If I had all the money, the

resources, the knowledge,

and the skills to do whatever

I want and the energy and

the help, you might write

down so many things and then

you'd be like, Oh, that's

easy, it's not possible.

But you then have to

then start thinking, if

I change one thing, what

would I like to do the most

and what would have the

most impact in my life?

And, and creating

a dream life is not

something that you just.

write down once and it's done

and you just follow it because

we change and we evolve

and there's so many things.

And every time I do this

exercise myself and I've done

this so many times, you would

think that everything would

have been perfect for me,

but I change all the time.

And I, challenge myself all

the time and as I evolve and

as we age, and as we meet new

people and, we did try one

thing and be like, Oh, this

is actually really exciting,

maybe I should go a little

bit deeper here, or maybe

thinking actually that wasn't

as good as I thought it would

be, or it's not the direction.

So it's really just about

starting to write down

things, that you want.

And it's really important

that there are dreams that

connect with your heart.

not with your partners or your

parents or the teacher, or

even social media followers.

Sometimes you feel

like, Oh gosh, I'm

so good at one thing.

If I now want to change,

maybe they are not the

right, audience for me.

So you just have to really

not worry about that to

start with, because all

those things are fixable.

It's just.

Not all at once and not all

of the dreams all at once.

So start writing it down

and start thinking about it.

And when you start doing

this, when you go for your

walk, and if you're able to

create a morning ritual or

create something where you

have a bit of space to think

and work on your dream life,

Ideally every single day,

even if it's just 10 minutes

with your coffee or on your

commute, or when you're

driving somewhere or waiting

for someone thinking, if I

could create my dream life,

what would I actually want

to do if no one else cared?

And if I wasn't worried about

what other people thought,

or if I was making enough

money in this to start

with or whatever, whatever

comes to mind, everyone

is different in that case.

So, just start with,

uh, working out what

is important to you.

And you'll come up with

lots of things that you

perhaps have not thought of,

or maybe been underneath a

little too scared to come

up with those answers.

I definitely surprised myself

when I did the exercise.

That's for sure.

So for those of us who have

worked out our dreams, but

are working a full time job,

or are, you know, full time

parent, what's your advice

for some of our balanced

community to really start that

transition to dreaming and

to achieving their dreams?

yeah.

So all of us, as we, everyone

knows who's listening,

have 24 hours a day.

So we can't change that.

So we need to work out

what we're going to

fill those hours with.

And I think, especially in

the beginning, you can't, you

know, all of a sudden say,

I'm going to quit my job and

I'm going to start my own

business because it takes a

bit of time to make money in

a business, even now, I have

a second business and I've

done my own business for,

Probably close to 30 years.

and it takes time, even

in my second business

taken much longer than

I actually thought.

So it's just really important

that we, put together

a little bit of a plan.

And, I have, um, a

bit of a formula.

So I, plan out my year.

So I always focus on top three

dreams or goals, whatever

you want to call them.

It can be goals or

dreams, whatever.

And then.

I, plan out the year in terms

of what's important to me.

What do I have to do?

If I have a family, they

need to fit in there.

If I have a job that needs

to fit in there, all the

things that are important.

And then you look at, okay,

well, if I'm going to make

these three dreams happen,

where can I fit that in?

So for example, if you

start your own business

and you're still working in

a big corporate job, that

takes most of your time.

during the week, maybe you

can, go to bed a little bit

earlier on a Friday night,

get up a little bit earlier

before everyone else, if

you have children and maybe

work one hour in the morning

on a Saturday morning.

So I do my, uh, I'm

studying health.

So I do that on

Saturday mornings.

So I'm studying, I'm doing

a course in longevity just

for my own sake, because

I'm going to 10X my health.

I don't really have time

for that at the moment.

It's not really what

I should be doing,

but I really want to.

So I get up a little

bit earlier on Saturday

morning and I fit that in.

And when you start your own

business, you probably need

to decide what are you not

going to do because Small

business takes a lot of time

and takes, you don't have

the team as you would have in

the corporate role, perhaps.

And you don't have the

knowledge, Well, I didn't

have it because I had a, big

team in my other business

and they were expert in

all their different roles.

And I was not expert

in anything in the

end, I felt, perhaps.

Making products, but I have

to learn so many things.

So I spend a lot of time,

instead of doing things that

perhaps I would have done in

the past, socializing, going

out for dinners, I spend a lot

of time walking and learning.

So I listen to podcasts,

listen to audio books, doing

courses to kind of learn.

So when we have a busy role.

Family, friends, whatever

is important to us.

Health is really important.

Then you just have to

take some things away.

And for me, that's been

the social part of my life.

So I'm not as social anymore.

I don't go to as many events.

I get invited to a lot

of exciting things, but

I always think is more

important and to me, my new

business is more important

than anything, because

that's what will support

my dream life long term.

So even though there will be

other things that I perhaps

would like to have part of

my dream life, I know that

that will come in the future.

If I focus on my business

now, and I think this is also

really relevant for anyone

who's not having the perfect

health or the enough energy.

If you fix that first,

you will have so much more

energy to do so much more.

So for example, by me doing

my morning ritual with my

meditation, my journaling

and my walk or my exercise.

It gives me so much

more energy to then be

able to do more things.

And it's funny because

sometimes I'm thinking, how

do I actually fit it all in?

And, uh, it has to do with

planning, but also focusing

so much on my health.

So I have the energy

and the excitement.

And also when you do

fun things like I, I.

One of my jobs is to read

books because I have a book

club and I always laugh and

thinking I can't believe that

I have to write, read books.

And then I work with lots

of publishers and they

send me books because they

often want their authors

to come on my podcast.

And, and I just think,

gosh, lucky me, on a Friday

night, I have to go to bed

early and read for a couple

of hours and that's when.

It's so exciting when

you're passionate and

your purpose and your

business are all aligned.

And you know, Jackie, I, um,

on New Year's day, I have

a free workshop every year.

And all my friends is like,

why do you have that at

10 AM when you might go to

bed at 2 AM or whatever,

if, if I'm going to a.

party and, um, I don't

because I go to bed as soon

as midnight is over, but,

uh, I think it's so amazing

that you want to get up

on New Year's day to do

something you love doing.

And if that is your

business and your purpose,

then I think you're in

the most amazing space.

year because 2024 is

going to be our best year.

And I think 2024 is just,

astrologically such a

good year for people to

really dream and make

changes in their lives.

For anyone else who's really

interested in working with

you and what you've got to

offer, where should they head?

there's a few

different options.

Uh, and first it's

been so amazing to

see what you're doing.

And, and I think this is

when you find your purpose

and you see when you're, are

able to support people to

do what they love, there's

just nothing more rewarding,

like it's just, I could,

listen to that all day long.

And I always have people

coming up and say, Oh,

I'm sure you hear this

all the time, Ross SAC.

it never gets old for me.

I love hearing it because

it's so inspiring and also

so, great to hear that people

are able to change because

I know how hard that is.

So my, tip for anyone who

wants to be part of the dream

love community first is to

just, uh, Start on your own

if you want to, but if you

need some support, I've got

a coaching program that is a

monthly subscription where you

can join to get some support.

You also get access to my, uh,

your dream life starts here,

which is my book, but also

as a, now a online course.

And I also have a habit

club where I inspire

people to choose a habit.

Once a month and you just

try something new and see

if you can make it stick and

see if it's right for you.

And then I also of course

have my book club, which

is called grow and people

can join us and, um, read

one book a month where

we discuss it every week.

I think it's just

Such a beautiful

community to be part of.

So, and also I share tips

and ideas daily on Instagram.

That's probably where

I'm most active and it's

just, uh, my handle is

just Kristina dream life.

Oh, that's brilliant.

Oh, look, I encourage everyone

that's interested to really

follow you and see what they

can do to help themselves.

So the key takeaways

from today, write down

what you want on paper,

get it out of your head.

It's a journey and it

doesn't happen overnight.

Following your dreams

can be hard, but it's a

choice that's worth it.

And the final takeaway, take

a big bite and chew like hell.

and can I add one more cause

I was, um, I'm just about

to do a talk in a couple

of weeks that is a little

bit different than I was

thinking on my walk today.

It's for, for business owners.

And, um, one thing that

I think really made, The

first business work in the

beginning, because I don't

know what the statistics are

now, but a lot of failure

in the first five years.

And why I think we were not

part of that statistics isn't

because we were had an amazing

product or amazing business.

you do need to have an

amazing products and have

an amazing business to

be able to be part of a

long, sustainable business.

But what I think.

Made us different.

And I think most

small businesses who

succeed, success is

don't say no, say how.

Cause you get so many

no's and you get those

from your own people.

You get it for yourself.

And then instead of taking

no as an answer, you say,

Don't say no, say how.

So you might not get the

right answer that you want,

but then you, then you

don't just take that answer.

You'd be like, okay, how

can I make it different?

How can I go around this?

How can I make it happen?

And I think, that's really

what a small business need

to think about all the time.

And also when you work

for another business and

you want to follow your

purpose, because it the

plan never goes like this.

It's always up and down.

And I think if you have

that mentality, don't

say no, say how, then.

You always find a way.

And I think that's so

important when you're

looking for your purpose,

but also if you are

starting your own business.

So I think that should

be added at the end.

We are going to add that.

Don't say no, say how.

Oh, Kristina, thank you so

much for joining us today.

You're an inspiration and

it's so fantastic to have

someone that guides and

leads us all to wanting to

achieve more in our lives.

Thank you so much for having

me and well done you for

starting your podcast, cause

I know that was one of your

dreams and it's so inspiring

to see what you're doing.

And, uh, I see you now as my

ideal, uh, coaching person.

And so, uh, I have.

Enjoyed it so much and I'm

super excited to continue

following your journey.

So thank you so

much for having me.

And I'm super excited

to follow these podcasts

and all your amazing

guests going forward.

Amazing.

Thank you.