In complete honesty, this episode was originally supposed to be about something entirely different. It was scripted to announce a new endeavor that I was planning to launch that would go hand-in-hand with the Celebrate Confidently podcast. The episode changed, and a big part is due to the lesson I’m learning right now. And that is being okay with being an amateur.

Maybe you’re like me and you have many interests. Or maybe you have just a few but they’re ones that you really like to throw yourself into. Or maybe you're someone who has a lot of different skill sets and you've had someone who, with a pure heart, has encouraged you to take whatever you're good at and turn it into profit. I know I’ve said that to others. And I’ve been the recipient of it. “You're good at it. Have you ever thought of doing that for profit?”

In this episode, we talk about, 

1. My personal tale of saying no to a new business opportunity
2. The real definition of “amateur”
3. Annie F. Downs’ latest book, That Sounds Fun
4. An honest look at when hobbies become businesses

And, how not all good things need to be our good things. 

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