88: Fearing Failure and Doing It Anyway

Scout Sobel joins us to talk about her new book, creating a business to support entrepreneur women, and living and thriving with a bipoloar disorder diagnosis. Does following your passion mean you’re happy 24/7? How did Scout pivot when lack of money became a problem? Listen and support the show! Share with a friend and tag us on social! @joyandclaire_ Instagram: @scoutsobel  EAT TO EVOLVE DISCOUNT CODE JOYCLAIRE15 www.joyandclaire.com email: [email protected] Instagram: joyandclaire_ This is Joy & Claire Episode 88: Fearing Failure and Doing It Anyway Episode Date: August 19, 2021 Transcription Completed: August 30, 2021 Audio Length: 46:51 minutes  Joy: Hey guys, this is Joy. Claire: And this is Claire. Joy: And this is Joy and Claire. Welcome to another weeks, everybody. Claire: Welcome. Joy: Made it to another week. Claire: Why do we get weirder every week? Joy: I know. I feel like after eight years, you just don’t know what else to do. Claire: [singing] Welcome to the podcast, hello. And it is now time for our show. Joy: [laughing] We should have a jingle, Claire, after all this time. Claire: Now we do. I think I just made it. Oh no. Joy: Okay. So we have a special guest this week. Claire: Yeah, someone else is here guys. Joy: Someone else is here. Claire: Forced to listen to me do this in real time. Joy: Forced to listen to our shenanigans. Scout Sobel is on the podcast this week. We have mentioned her a handful of times because we’ve had guests booked by Scout’s Agency. So she is the owner of Scout’s Agency. She has a book coming out. Scout, welcome to Joy and Claire.  Scout: Hi ladies. I’m just dying because my sister and I host a podcast, and this is very familiar to me to just come in so hot and silly. But eight years – can we cuss on this show? Joy: Yep. Scout: Eight fucking years. I mean, hot damn. I am like loopy three years in. Eight years, that’s a mission and a half. Good for you guys. Joy: Thank you, thank you. Is this about us now? No, I’m just kidding. Really, it’s been a wild ride, and we still are doing it every single week. We like to say that the only time that we missed a week, I think it was the one week we missed – Claire: It was the week I got married. In 2014. Joy: That’s the only week we missed. Claire: That’s the only week we missed. And I also like to say that if you had told us before we started that we were going to do this for eight years, we never would have started. Joy: Yeah. Scout: Yeah, that’s really how it goes. I also find – I don’t know if you guys feel this way too ...