Courage, Purpose, and Profitability: Showing Up Now for Your Future Self with Amy Porterfield

Have you ever had something, someone, or even just a conversation light a FIRE in you?

It's as if every atom in your being is telling you, ‘Hey, there’s something bigger than you that you’re supposed to be a part of now—mmmkay?’

Well, as an entrepreneur, the purpose and determination that feeling can bring is pure magic.

So, if you're ready to be part of a conversation that's all about growth, strategy, and the beautiful dance between purpose and profit, then you simply can't miss this episode with my dear friend and resident co-host, Amy Porterfield.

Click play to hear all of this and…

(00:00:01) Introduction to my co-host for the next few weeks, Amy Porterfield, and her process of selecting the most INCREDIBLE guests for the show.

(00:01:09) Amy and I’s intention and mission for this co-hosting series.

(00:03:01) Why “10X is Easier Than 2X” scares Amy to talk about.

(00:04:36) An upcoming guest that “went first” in her industry.

(00:05:15) The concept of having hospitality in business.

(00:06:16) How Gary Vaynerchuk influenced our business journey (and why we’re SO excited to interview him!).

(00:09:12) Amy’s recent experiences and conversations about feminism, equality, and the role of women.

(00:11:20) The importance of speaking up for what you believe in.

(00:15:14) Our personal thoughts on having courage and challenging societal norms

(00:21:29) Amy’s simple framework for showing up for your future self.

For full show notes, visit jasminestar.com/podcast/episode429

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Transcript

Jasmine Star (00:00:00) - Welcome to the Jasmin Starr Show where today I am so proud, honored, excited and over the moon to have my guest co-host Amy Porterfield Ames, welcome to the Jasmine Star Show.

Amy Porterfield (00:00:11) - Thanks for having me. That was a really quick.

Jasmine Star (00:00:13) - That was a really quick intro because I could absolutely tout about her amazingness and all the things that she does and how she's impacted my life, and I'm sure that will come up naturally. But I am in Nashville, Tennessee. This is Amy's home state.

Amy Porterfield (00:00:26) - Now.

Jasmine Star (00:00:27) - And she has carefully curated the most incredible guests. I cannot wait to introduce them to you. But before we do that, Amy is a friend and an endorser and a champion of the Jasmine Star Show, and I am a friend, champion, endorser of online Marketing Made Easy, her mega podcast. And so when I asked my friend to co-host a podcast with me, so I started this series, I'm like, I'm going to bring in these people. I'm really excited. And so Jade, my husband is business partner, was like, okay, so when are you asking Amy? And I'm like, I'm not asking Amy.

Jasmine Star (00:00:58) - I'm not asking her yet. And he's like, why? And I'm like, maybe I gotta warm up to it. Like, Amy's my big ask. And he's like, But Amy's your friend. Like, she's she's going to kill it either way. I was like, I know, but.

Amy Porterfield (00:01:07) - Amy, my big ask for the record, you never asked me, I asked you, I'm like, what do you mean, I wasn't ready, I wasn't ready, but I didn't know so much went into this. I am getting an education. I just want to say this for those who are listening and don't kind of understand behind the scenes of what it takes to have a co-host and go to another town. This is a production. It is a girl. This woman has been working like. I give you so much credit for this. I just cannot believe how much you put into this. I mean, this is.

Jasmine Star (00:01:37) - Why she.

Amy Porterfield (00:01:38) - Is the guest.

Jasmine Star (00:01:39) - Co-host. Podcast is like you have a friend who always sees the best in you and will show up.

Jasmine Star (00:01:43) - And so we'll start there and thank you. And Amy's been on my podcast. You're now the most frequent guest on the show I know.

Amy Porterfield (00:01:52) - Where's your chair? I'm gonna get you a.

Jasmine Star (00:01:53) - Sash and I'll get you a crown. And so we have always gone in with, like, a mission. We're talking about marketing updates. We're talking about your book. We're talking about New York Times bestselling book two weeks in a row now in paperback. Okay, back.

Amy Porterfield (00:02:06) - That you knew it was two weeks in a row. That is a good friend. That was a little up in.

Jasmine Star (00:02:11) - Your business all the time. I was like, so, did we make the list? Are you going to send me a t shirt that says New York Time? A friend of New York.

Amy Porterfield (00:02:18) - Times bestselling author, I don't know.

Jasmine Star (00:02:19) - I didn't get the t shirt I'm waiting for, but I was totally about it. And we've always been super intention with the conversations that we have. But what I wanted this podcast to do primarily, was I want us to introduce the guests that you've carefully curated, like, I want a little bit of a hype, but not too much, because what I really want us to do is have conversations around where we are as entrepreneurs right now.

Jasmine Star (00:02:38) - Okay? Like what is driving us? What is our mission? I think that if I was being very fair, it's easy to look at maybe what you've built or maybe what I have built. And then there's that big question mark of what's going on behind the scenes, like, let's build the T, okay? Like, I want this show to be like the insider look of what Amy v Amy Porterfield is doing. But first and foremost, let's talk about the guests that you brought. Okay. Let's talk about.

Amy Porterfield (00:03:01) - So Ben Hardy. Yes, doctor.

Jasmine Star (00:03:04) - Doctor Benjamin.

Amy Porterfield (00:03:05) - Hardy. Yes. Benjamin Hardy I chose Ben because of the fact that he is talking about something that scares me. This idea of ten x over two x these impossible goals. I am a kind of girl that sets big goals, but they still feel safe. And one thing he's going to talk about in the interview that I really want all of you to pay attention to, is this idea that it is impossible for a reason.

Amy Porterfield (00:03:29) - You're not supposed to know how to get there, and your future self is going to dictate how you get there. That blew my mind. So this concept is new to me and it's scary to me and I want to embrace it so selfishly. That's why I'm having a show. Well, let's just be real. The reason why.

Jasmine Star (00:03:44) - We podcast is because it's selfish. Like, I want to meet you. I want to take a rain check. and then we have fun. Weaver. Fun.

Amy Porterfield (00:03:50) - Weaver. Okay. This lady, she is going to blow our minds. She is a trailblazer. And you've heard about, like, going first. This woman has gone first many times. She's a serial entrepreneur. She is the first African American woman to own a spirits company. And the most awarded whiskey company. I mean, come on. And she has it. Okay. This is my favorite part. All female leadership team. Come on. Okay, so she's powerful. She okay. She's going to talk about this in the interview because I'm going to ask about it.

Amy Porterfield (00:04:23) - She believes that she needs to tell you all her secrets of how she's gotten where she is, instead of waiting and writing a book in 20 years and telling you about them. That's kind of what I want to be around, right? Good. Okay.

Jasmine Star (00:04:34) - That's good. So Candace Nelson.

Amy Porterfield (00:04:36) - Candace is so interesting. So we all know her from sprinkles and now the cupcake ATM machine. But she's going in a new direction. So not only do I want to talk about how she's built her empire and what that looked like, and how she went into this very specific. You called it a category content category market. Is that what you called it? I think so that was the first time I had seen that. And she really is in this specific category. But. She's branching out and she's pivoting. And I think a lot of our listeners want to make the pivot. And I really want to talk to her about what that's looking like, a rebrand or pivot, when you've been known for something.

Jasmine Star (00:05:10) - For so long. Yes, I love that. will Guidara I think his last name, right?

Amy Porterfield (00:05:15) - Yes, I love Will. Okay. If you have not read Unreasonable Hospitality literally, right.

Jasmine Star (00:05:22) - You told me about this book months ago. Like months ago. It is so.

Amy Porterfield (00:05:25) - Good. Okay, so the reason why the book is so amazing is because he's a master storyteller. He has been in the hospitality restaurant industry from a very young age, so his stories are incredible. But one thing he said in the book that I want him to talk about in the interview is no matter what market you're in, no matter what niche you're in, you can always be in the industry of hospitality. Exactly. And that was.

Jasmine Star (00:05:46) - When you first said, hey, what do you think about Will? And then I got into like his restaurant work. I'm like, okay, this is great. But Will does not talk about restaurants. He talks about service versus hospitality and how any business owner you can become differentiated in your entire market by hospitality.

Jasmine Star (00:06:01) - And hospitality is not reserved for hotels or restaurant. So exactly. And I'm so I actually like I become very hype. I'm very excited. And then lastly, finally Gary Vaynerchuk, Gary Vaynerchuk. So are you going to smell the tea? I spilled the tea about me.

Amy Porterfield (00:06:16) - Well, she you guys yes I am. She calls him Gerber. Gerber Gerber. This is her crush. If she got any more.

Jasmine Star (00:06:24) - She has no fully sanctioned professionals.

Amy Porterfield (00:06:26) - Strictly professional crush. Okay, you say, but she's a big fan. It's. So we got really lucky to be able to get Gary on our podcast and I. Okay, you don't know this, but I actually have been following Gary from the first day I started this business, and I have a picture with him 15 years ago. I have to find it.

Jasmine Star (00:06:45) - Why don't you tell me you have a phone, I do.

Amy Porterfield (00:06:49) - I why are you.

Jasmine Star (00:06:50) - Telling me this right now?

Amy Porterfield (00:06:51) - I don't know what I was thinking. I might have shaped you.

Amy Porterfield (00:06:53) - I'm like, how do you have a phone? And she'll hurt me if she sees it. So I've been a fan for a long time, and you're a super fan. But this man has gone against the grain. Oh, we got to talk about that. We have a theme for all of these people, and it's going against the grain and talking about how they've gone against the grain. I think Gary is like the number one guy. That's just how he lives his life. So I'm really excited to dive in and talk about that with him.

Jasmine Star (00:07:17) - I'm very excited. Thank you for coming on the show. Yes. So when we look at 2024 and, you know, one of the conversations that we're going to be having with Doctor Benjamin Hardy, why do I it's like it's Doctor Benjamin, it's Benjamin, it's been it's Mister Hardy to you. When we have a conversation, we're going to be talking about building our present from our future desires and self. So actually am I going to go there? I'm going to go there.

Jasmine Star (00:07:44) - I said, Amy, let's have this experiment on the show where we write letters to ourselves from our form, from our future selves, and we read them on the show. And you're like, Jasmine, you're giving me 24 hours notice and like, whoa, this is too big of a thing. If you're at where you are right now in your business and somebody like Amy, where is your head? Like, what do you want to build? What are you doing? What's calling you? What is your big idea? Because people look at your business or you done made it. You could just rest out on a boat on some lake in Tennessee. Suntanning. But not you. Where are you at? What do you want to do? So here's the.

Amy Porterfield (00:08:14) - Truth. When Jasmine asked me to write the letter, I said, I'm in a little bit of a weird place right now. I know that I'm destined for greatness in something bigger. I know that to my hold on, hold on.

Jasmine Star (00:08:25) - I just want to have appreciation for you saying something that, like a lot of people don't say, I know I'm destined for greatness.

Amy Porterfield (00:08:32) - I just know it in my core. And that's something that years ago, I would never have said on a podcast, nor would I admit, even if I believed it. But now I'm owning it because I believe if I own it, other women listening will own it as well. And I believe that I need to be an example of what is possible. So I have stepped into that. Over the last few years. Jasmine has really seen me make a transformation around that and being more vocal. But here's the truth. There's something out there that it's going to take. My current business, and I believe in a few years is going to look very different. The scary part, and the part I'm a little bit embarrassed to say is I don't exactly know how that's going to look or what it's going to be, but I know I'm ready to ten x. So talking to Ben is going to be a big deal because I know I'm ready for that.

Amy Porterfield (00:09:15) - But here's why. I know in the last probably month, I've had three conversations with men around feminism and women and their place in this world, and they all have been a little bit negative and jarring to me. And here's the great news. All of them I'm just going to give you the punchline. Came out in a beautiful place, but they started very rocky. One gentleman that I talked to believes that men should make the final decision in a marriage, and when I heard that, it rocked me and I told my mom, I said, mom, there's this guy that I really love online. But he made the statement that at the end of the day, the man in the marriage makes the final decision, and I did not like that. And so I went to my mom and she said, well, that's how your father feels. And I'm like, what? And she said. Yeah, that when? Before I married your dad, he told me, I just want you to know if it comes to a place in a relationship where someone can't make the decision, I am the man in the relationship.

Amy Porterfield (00:10:08) - I will make it. That is my father, who I love very much. So I believe when someone says, Amy, what does feminism mean to you? To me, it means that we are equal, that we all have the same place at the table, and at the end of the day, it's not the man making the final decision or the woman making the final decision. It is in a couple. It is a compromise and a respect. So I really do stand behind that. Women need a bigger voice and we need to find ways to help women have that bigger voice and usher that in. I believe that to my core. So, ladies.

Jasmine Star (00:10:44) - And gentlemen, you heard it here first. Always use your version of you that like and not. And not everybody agrees. It's like so I know that, right?

Amy Porterfield (00:10:53) - Like including my father. Yeah. So my dad came over recently and I said, hey, dad, I had this situation and I heard that you believe this, this thing.

Amy Porterfield (00:11:04) - And he's like, I do, let's talk about it. And before we did, I said, are you sure you want to go here? And he said, I do. So long story short, he made his argument and I made mine. But the important part of this conversation and what what's in it for the listener, is that I feel very strong about helping women have a bigger voice. And so I stood up to my dad, and I talked to him about why I believe that is wrong, and why I believe that it's so important for women to have a voice. And he has a daughter that I would want him to want me to be strong and and stand up for myself and have a marriage where I'm equal in my marriage. And I had this voice and I was terrified to have the voice. I was scared to go against my dad. I was scared to tell that one gentleman that I talked about earlier that I don't agree with him. I was freaked out to have a bigger voice and to say something that you all might not agree with me about, but it is my truth.

Amy Porterfield (00:11:58) - And so this is the first time that I feel like I am standing in my truth. I have a bigger message. I don't know what it's going to look like over the next few years, but there is something there. And I will say with the gentleman I talked about, it was a beautiful conversation where we were able to kind of see eye to eye around a few things. My dad and I agreed to disagree, but I think he heard me. And another conversation I had about feminism and a man felt that he was triggered by that word, wrote me a month later and said, your words changed me and I'm looking at things in a different way. So I know there's some power in here, so I don't know what it is, Jasmine, but I am going to step into this in a bigger way. And I guess those listening, if you have something on your heart, something that's nagging you, something that keeps coming up, you know you want to go in a certain direction with your business.

Amy Porterfield (00:12:46) - We have to listen to that. And I think it's going to take a lot of courage to step into it.

Jasmine Star (00:12:51) - So a couple like, you know, I'm a storyteller. And so I'm picturing you and your dad in your beautiful, like, dining room table that's been picturing it around a meal and you're saying that you and your dad respectfully agree to disagree, but you feel heard? I'm wondering. No, I love hoby like Hoby. Hoby for president. Like we want this man to run this country. Where do you think he's falling in this conversation?

Amy Porterfield (00:13:14) - Oh I know, okay, so funny enough Hoby, my husband was in another room, but the door was open and he heard everything and I knew he could hear everything. And when we first had the conversation, this type of conversation in another setting, Hoby came to my defense and he said, I am always for the underdog. And I snapped at him. I didn't mean to, but I said, we are not the underdog. Stop treating me like an underdog.

Amy Porterfield (00:13:37) - I am equal at the table and like erupted in me and he's like, babe, I'm on your side. I just was meaning to say that I get this and I want to support you through it. So Hoby and I have had our own conversations, but he will 1,000,000% say in our relationship, not one person makes the final decision. We come to a compromise or if someone's more passionate about it, we respect that and let that person lead. And so we are on the same page and he has 100% behind me. But it's funny you bring up Hoby because I make the money in our family. My husband's a retired firefighter and recently I asked permission in a sense to make sure I didn't disrespect him. But I have this ball cap that says, make your own money and marry someone that makes you laugh. And I said, how do you feel about this hat? And he's like, I love it, but I'm about women making their own money and making their own decisions. And that does not mean we don't need men.

Amy Porterfield (00:14:26) - You and I have amazing husbands that they should have a voice and they are respected in our marriages. I feel like we're the luckiest girls on the planet. I never want a day in this life without my man. However, I also believe that I am. I can stand on my own.

Jasmine Star (00:14:41) - I don't want a day in my life without a man, but I also want to stand in my own. If that is not a country music song lyric, get up and go sit on the corner. Stand on the corner. Maybe that's a good title of this podcast. You know, I think that when you start saying this, it is a. Sure. From what you said in the past, you've you, Amy, Amy's business. Amy knows you want to launch a course. There's just nobody in the world who you go to. And so when you say these things. What about? So you had mentioned that somebody had said that the man needs to make a final decision, that your dad, you had a conversation with your dad, and there was a third conversation where you had said something and he said it triggered, and then he followed up.

Jasmine Star (00:15:23) - But what did you say? Like, what is the terminology? Like where, where what is Amy's belief around making money now? Here's the thing. I want to be very clear. The rest of these podcasts host have nothing to do with this conversation, right? The conversation you and I are having right now is I want us to build a time capsule. I want us to look back at this in five years and say, you went out and you did something so uncomfortable, you showed what it looked like speaking up, that you continue talking even when your voice quivered and you said, I actually don't know what it looks like, but I'm going to say it so that somebody looks at me and speaks up when their voice quivers that they are going to push through, even though there might be a little bit of not a lot of clarity around what it is you're saying, and you're also going to say, I am okay to be disagreed with. Yes. Okay. Yes, we're here and we're going to look back at this version of you.

Jasmine Star (00:16:12) - And I am one of like I always say, like I'm one of your dearest friends. I should say you're one of my dearest friends, but I'm going to come and say, I want your difference. And I want to be like, we're doing this and we're doing it together, and you're okay.

Amy Porterfield (00:16:25) - Yes, I'm. I don't know why I feel freaked out. I feel freaked out a bit. It's just it's a departure from what I talk about. I'm not making a departure from my business. No, I'm still teaching women and men how to make money building digital courses. However, when I had that conversation with the man that said the word feminism triggers him, when I had that conversation, what I said that was that what I said was, first of all, why does it trigger you? And he felt he was so honest. This man I'm talking about is a dear friend. I love him and he has a daughter as well and a very powerful wife. And so when he said it, I was so surprised and he said, I have an all female leadership team.

Amy Porterfield (00:17:02) - I was the only man and I felt like I had to defend myself all the time. And I said, imagine if you were a woman, because we defend ourselves on the daily, like you experienced a little bit about what is our truth on a regular basis. And I said, why is it that you feel like you have to defend yourself versus welcome all these powerful women around you, and be so excited that you get to be surrounded by all of this power? And so he was open to it. But also one thing I said to him is that I just believe that equality is so incredibly important, and I do not see it on a daily basis. So we're going to need to be louder, and that might trigger even more. And so I just asked him to get really clear about why it's triggering you. And so I asked more questions than I said. I don't have all the answers. And I recently I interviewed a woman who is the biggest feminist I've ever met, and she wrote a book about it and it made me nervous.

Amy Porterfield (00:18:02) - I don't really have the language like she has, but I do have the passion in me. So that's another thing. Those that are listening, I don't know all the answers. I don't have all the research I can't spew to you all the statistics about women. I just know I'm supposed to be in this place and have this conversation, and over the next year it will evolve. I'll sound more intelligent, I'll be more confident about it. But if I do not start talking about it now, Jasmine, I will never. And that's the part I'm scared to. But that's the part that I know is necessary. And I just want to end with, again, that you just.

Jasmine Star (00:18:37) - Started that good.

Amy Porterfield (00:18:38) - Friend that said he was triggered by feminism. He definitely is such a good man that he said, I'm looking at this differently. And I wanted to tell you that he literally reached out to me. So these are good men. I love all these men I've talked about, but I also think that I have to speak up because they have a very different view of me that I think keeps women down.

Jasmine Star (00:18:58) - Okay. So do you consider yourself an alpha female?

Amy Porterfield (00:19:02) - I've never been asked that. I want to say yes. And I know that's not necessarily always desirable in women, but I do.

Jasmine Star (00:19:10) - Okay. And do you think that your husband is attracted to an alpha woman?

Amy Porterfield (00:19:14) - He must be, because the whole story is he was married before me, and I was very good friends with his, his ex-wife, and she introduced us. And I've talked about that a million times, but she also was in a high powered position when I met her. She's more alpha male, so he must love it.

Jasmine Star (00:19:30) - Okay, so here's one thing is, from the outside, I feel really lucky that we're having this conversation because because you have earned the right to give zero considerations to anybody. So what happens is, when you earn the right to be in a room on your own merit, you just you you have the luxury of just not caring that there was a game at some point in your previous life in career, that there was the the tease you had to cross in the eyes, you had to dot, and you had to play it a certain way to get to a certain point so that you would hopefully be at the table and then all of a sudden.

Jasmine Star (00:20:11) - You created your own game, and then you played the game without any support and perhaps with a bit of poo poo. I'm not going to share your story because that is yours. And then all of a sudden, against every odds, that against you, you don't become a formidable force in the industry. You become the person in the industry. So there is not another company organization person who is launching or teaching how to build a course as a career. Nobody is even close to what it is you're doing. So what happens is you become so much of an outlier that you are afforded the luxury to say, I don't care, I don't care, I'm going to win and I don't care. And so then you're saying, and what I feel from an outside friend and I haven't said before, is that you get the opportunity to back in and show other people what it is like to have their voice at tables when they may not be invited, and when they haven't earned that right, but to speak up in that capacity.

Jasmine Star (00:21:11) - And so I don't want you stopping at all. And I just feel very thankful that that's the thing that we're talking about. But there are people here that are listening to the show and they're like, okay, I've seen what she's done in her business, and even if she doesn't know what she's talking about, how does it impact, like, do you. Do you take into consideration, like, okay, if I want to go into this next thing, what is the business aspect of this? Or is this just like a it's a personal thing, like this is a personal thing. That's the business and that's what it is. Or do you think that there's something business undercurrent. Do you think your future self solely?

Amy Porterfield (00:21:40) - There's a business undercurrent I don't know what it is I.

Jasmine Star (00:21:43) - Think.

Amy Porterfield (00:21:44) - There yeah, there is something there because I believe and this is something I got to give Donald Miller credit for, because he brought this up to me and then made it known in my mind. So now I own it.

Amy Porterfield (00:21:55) - But that women do things differently, not better or worse differently than maybe men do. In business, we have innate skills and part of our character that lends itself to be badasses. In business that is different than men, and I would like to explore that and own it and help other women own it. Because let me give you an example. I'm very sensitive, since being sensitive tends to be more toward women than men. Not always. I never want to make that generalization, but you tend to see women be more sensitive to men. Is that true? Do you see.

Jasmine Star (00:22:30) - That? Well, the only caveat I would have would be the outward manifestation of sensitivity. I think that men are very, very sensitive, but it's behind.

Amy Porterfield (00:22:38) - Behind a.

Jasmine Star (00:22:39) - Wall and women will wear it on the outside. Equal part sensitive. But anyway, I love that.

Amy Porterfield (00:22:43) - I think that we wear it on our sleeves a little bit more. I do at least. And so I had a business coach once tell me that is your superpower, because I asked, tell me how to get more mental toughness.

Amy Porterfield (00:22:55) - I want to be tougher. And he said, no, no, no, no, we're not going to take away that sensitivity. That's makes you who you are in business. So I want to explore that a little bit. So yes, I do believe it will find its way in my business, but in a really respectable way, because I love all men and women and I want to hear about that. I like met.

Jasmine Star (00:23:16) - Men. When I was.

Amy Porterfield (00:23:17) - Little, my dad was a firefighter, and when I was little, my mom said she'd take me to the fire station. And the only way I'd stop crying is if a man held me. So let me just tell you, it's from a young age. It's like here.

Jasmine Star (00:23:26) - In the podcast studio. Amy, you just have this. You were made for the South, girl. You are like the. Hold my door open and give me a refill. Yeah. Thank you. Like you were asking the crew here and be like, how does my hair look? Is my mic all right? So this is not about that, but and I and I will say that when Jade and I are with Luna, Luna loves boys.

Jasmine Star (00:23:43) - And she loves being around men. Like my kind of girl, you know? And so then I tell JD, I was like, oh, we raising Amy Porterfield. And he had to have.

Amy Porterfield (00:23:51) - Like all.

Jasmine Star (00:23:51) - These little Amy Amy stuff. So when we talk about this undercurrent, this undercurrent, somebody might be saying, okay, my future self, it has a calling to me and I think it might have like a business undercurrent. I don't know what it is. I don't know what it looks like and I don't have the language. What are you doing right now? So somebody right now who's watching like, this is how we're going to close it, like the teaser to get us to going against the grain. Yes. Talking to these guests and every guest we talked to, you're going to be lodging away something for that future self. Yes. What could somebody listening right now? What could they start honing, sharpening or doing? Okay.

Amy Porterfield (00:24:24) - Number one is to have the courage, like I did today, to talk about it when you don't have all the words for it.

Amy Porterfield (00:24:30) - Okay. I think that's important. Be okay with not being perfect around it. Number two, I think it's a lot of journaling. I think, you know, you do this a lot, journaling about who you want to be. Why is this important, what's coming up for you? I think that's important. And number three, if I put my business hat on, I'm never creating anything that's not going to make me money.

Amy Porterfield (00:24:48) - So like, let's not get crazy here.

Amy Porterfield (00:24:50) - So I will be doing my market research about where is there a gap, what is needed here. And I will make sure that if I create anything around this topic, it is going to be profitable. That's important to me. That's important. And obviously.

Amy Porterfield (00:25:04) - Okay, I gotta say this how it's gonna make an impact, but to me those go hand in hand. Yeah.

Jasmine Star (00:25:09) - That you don't do anything with. You might, my friend. My friend will only focus on purpose and profit. Purpose from the two peas? Yeah.

Amy Porterfield (00:25:18) - Two peas. Yes.

Jasmine Star (00:25:20) - Two pea. Porterfield. Hey, look at that.

Amy Porterfield (00:25:22) - Look at that. Amy.

Jasmine Star (00:25:24) - Thank you. We are going to hit the ground running. Thank you for these guests. Thank you for making a time capsule with me. There's going to be future, as we had always said. Did we not say? Did we not say, like, when we hit our big goals? We're renting a private jet. We have said that like we are already in our future. It's already decisions that we're making in 2024 that future self is going to be like, ladies, I'm so glad you dreamt, but it was a little too small. Yeah, I.

Amy Porterfield (00:25:46) - Like.

Jasmine Star (00:25:47) - I just I'm excited for this. Ladies and gentlemen, thank you for listening and watching The Jasmine Star Show. I cannot wait for the guest Amy is going to bring on. This woman is always been a person of purpose. She's always been a purpose of giving and generosity. Thank you for being a part of her journey.

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