Even though I was shaking, I was so proud of myself. In the past, I would have apologized and owned this as my fault. But at that moment, I realized they didn’t ask and I was under the assumption that I’m the client, I’m the one paying and I gave you what you needed (the transparent file for the logo).

And as I was reflecting on this the other day, I realized that I’ve really struggled with my self-respect. I don’t know if it happened before or after that moment. But I look back on that situation with a lot of pride on how I handled it at the time.

For Morgan, the biggest thing that helped her business and social media take off is when she decided that she was going to be 100% authentic online.

When she decided to stop caring about her double chin or if she made herself look like an idiot, that’s when people started watching her.

For a really long time, I struggled with being labeled “lazy” and thinking I wasn’t doing or being enough. Don’t even get me started on how I felt when social media hit the scene!

I want you to know that laziness isn’t a bad thing and in fact, it can actually be your superpower.

One of my deep-seated insecurities and fears is wanting people to like me.

I used to take it very personally when someone didn’t like their hair, didn’t like my salon, or didn’t like the way I ran my business.

So this weekend, I went and saw two Backstreet Boys concerns and I got to meet them in person and it was genuinely surreal.

*insert teenage girl scream here*