Yesterday I got a call from a young woman who started the conversation with “you don’t know me but…” and went on to explain an assignment she had been given in one of her classes at the local college; to find a person she didn’t know and set up an interview complete with video.
“I love everything about your store and think you would be really interesting to interview,” she said.
I laughed.
Said, “okaaay.”And then stage fright set in.
What if I look fat?
Or ramble and sound stupid?What if I’m not as interesting as she thinks I am?
What if the story is boring? And she’s disappointed?
“What’s so great or interesting about that?” I (with a small amount of insecurity) ask a friend later as I recounted the conversation over coffee.
She paused in mid sip to look at me.
Said, “Really, Dani? Are you kidding me? Everything about you is interesting.”“Downright fascinating.” she replied, extending her coffee cup to toast me.
Of course she’s my friend.
And just a wee little bit prejudiced in my favor.But I’m going to go with it.
Trust her on this one.Remember I am a Queen.
Try to keep it in perspective.
We’ll see.
My interview is at 2:00 today.And (as I tell myself) it’s not like she’s Oprah and a hundred million people will be watching.
I’ll let you know how it goes.
Well - if you're interested that is.
(grin)

4 comments:
Hmmmm....what if you look fat, sound stupid, and generally make a fool of yourself????
Sheesh, Qn Dani...what if you DON'T!
What if you look radiant, sound gifted and draw everyone in, as you generally do? Won't that be amazing?
Po, you said it WAY better than I could have.
Can't wait to hear how it went.
I love you guys!!
(grin)
XXOO
Hope it went great yesterday, Dani!
I love how honest you are in your posts. You are a pleasure to read. And your friends comments and support was accurate! One day, Queen, I want you - to be as kind to yourself as your friends are to you:)
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