A brief spoken excerpt from Lauren Bateman asserting that people perceive you through limited lenses tied to your interests and that it's normal for different audiences to like different aspects of you. She also notes social norms about not discussing money but explains that entering business discussions may require disclosing financial details.
They're so used to seeing you in one lens, they're not used to seeing you in that other lens. We were just talking about music. You like this band when they worked with this producer, but then they switched producers and you're like, I don't like that music anymore, and that's fine. Understand that the people who are fans of you over here might not be fans of you over here, and that's totally fine. I get a lot of people. We all grew up. You're not supposed to talk about money. You're not supposed to tell people how much money you make. But when you start diving into the business side of things, you have to tell people.
