If you’re an Astronaut, the process of getting dressed for work is labor intensive. You might have known the spacesuits Buzz Aldrin, Michael Collins, and Neil Armstrong were expensive… but I bet you didn’t know the seamstresses who made them came from Playtex. The success of those suits were a matter of life and death. I’d imagine the phrase ‘good enough’ was not one that was said that day about their uniform. What if I told you, that the spacesuits these astronauts wore only passed half of their field tests? How do you know if your handmade work is good enough to sell? In this episode, we dig into the limiting beliefs we all have around the worth of our craft. I teach you how to let the market decide, and why.