Hey everybody. I know everybody freaked for yesterday's episode.

Here's part two.

If you happen to miss part one and you're just joining my podcast for the first time,

go back to yesterday's episode.

Also, hit me up on Twitter, Gary VEE, on Twitter, X, I guess is what they call it now,

to give me a little feedback on what you felt about this

because I'm thinking about really going ham on it and I want to know. Also, vfriends.com slash Chrome if you're a card collector, sign up.

You mentioned imposter syndrome.

Yes, a while ago.

Let's go to it.

You have Liz asked, I started my business at 50 years old and it's successful, but I still have issues with

Impostal Syndrome and confidence in raising my pricing. How to overcome that? I don't know her,

but whether it's riding a bike, swimming, kissing someone for the first time, having sex for the

first time, going to middle school, first day of middle school,

first day of high school, first day of college,

if you went there, first day of a new job.

Everything's scary until you do it.

I think asking for more money is actually

one of the easiest things to ask for.

Because I'm comfortable with no, Liz isn't't when you ask for a higher price if

they say no and you're understanding that you're capable of saying okay I'll

take what you're offering or you're able to say no I'm sorry I have to move on

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