Christina PengillyHost
Taylor BubeckGuest
Yeah, and I think, you know, both you and I started our accounts – when did you actually start yours? 2016 or

So, like, we started back before we kind of knew we could monetize, if that makes sense.

Like, I didn't know that there was a fucking, like – what was coaching? I don't know, but – you know, personal brands weren't really a thing.

It was more so just, hey, let's share, let's connect to people who just don't live next to us, who we don't have a phone number.

But for some reason, the internet weirdly lets us talk to this person in Milwaukee, United States.

Like, if social media wasn't a thing, I could come to the Gold Coast, but I would never connect with you because social media was there.

We were able to connect, you know, and I just think – it's such a powerful thing that we started when we did want that so it makes sense why that means a lot to you and why you love that and I think anyone feels that way when they are building a personal brand online is like as much as the money the income the freedom like sure that's fucking amazing like absolutely love that slay but the amount of connection that you get the amount of just support from random people who have no fucking idea who you are, except for what they watch online.

And for someone to say that about you and then take time out of their day to send us messages, like even when, you know, your podcast is doing really, really well and people send you messages, it's like, oh my God, like it's actually impacting someone, you know? And it's, it's so important to get that.

Yeah, and I think, you know, both you and I started our accounts – when did you actually start yours? 2016 or

So, like, we started back before we kind of knew we could monetize, if that makes sense.

Like, I didn't know that there was a fucking, like – what was coaching? I don't know, but – you know, personal brands weren't really a thing.

It was more so just, hey, let's share, let's connect to people who just don't live next to us, who we don't have a phone number.

But for some reason, the internet weirdly lets us talk to this person in Milwaukee, United States.

Like, if social media wasn't a thing, I could come to the Gold Coast, but I would never connect with you because social media was there.

We were able to connect, you know, and I just think – it's such a powerful thing that we started when we did want that so it makes sense why that means a lot to you and why you love that and I think anyone feels that way when they are building a personal brand online is like as much as the money the income the freedom like sure that's fucking amazing like absolutely love that slay but the amount of connection that you get the amount of just support from random people who have no fucking idea who you are, except for what they watch online.

And for someone to say that about you and then take time out of their day to send us messages, like even when, you know, your podcast is doing really, really well and people send you messages, it's like, oh my God, like it's actually impacting someone, you know? And it's, it's so important to get that.
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