Hey Reader!

A week or so ago (okay, 12 days exactly), I got into a little fender bender.

I was down a familiar road, when suddenly, I felt a bump on the back of my Subaru, as another driver was trying to switch into my lane. I was peeved, to say the least, but the damage looked minimal to me (I learned the hard way I know nothing about how expensive body work is on a car 😬😆).

I filed a claim as soon as I got home. Which, of course, consisted of hours of back and forth emails, phone calls, and texts.

Fast forward 10 days and I get a "courtesy notice" in the mail from my insurance, saying I'm required to file a form with the DMV within 10 days of my accident. Failure to do so is a misdemeanor, for which my license will be automatically revoked.

Would have been nice of them to tell me about that before the 10 days was up, don't you think?

So now I'm scrambling to meet a deadline that already passed, for a form I didn't know existed, because the people whose whole job is to walk me through this waited until it was too late to mention it.

That chaos and stress is pretty much how most entrepreneurs I speak with feel about their content. Everyone says to show your face. Post more reels. Stop hiding. But nobody tells you how to do that in a way that doesn't make you want to tear your hair out.

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p.s. I'm filing that DMV form today, but in case that goes sideways, write to me in prison kthx 😜

Boldly yours, Rachel Honeyman CEO @ HoneyBeBold