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Big news! On October 10th, I will be attending my very first vendor event, and to say I have a mix of emotions would be the understatement of the century.

Right now, my brain is doing a triple-flip between being extremely anxious, deeply nervous, and wildly excited. If you've ever stepped out of your comfort zone to share something you've created with the world, you probably know the exact cocktail of dread and anticipation I'm currently swimming in.

The anxiety is loud. What if no one stops at my table? What if I forget how to speak? Did I bring enough inventory? Is my setup going to look completely amateur compared to the seasoned pros? These are just a few of the fun little thoughts keeping me awake at night.

But right alongside the panic is a wave of pure excitement. This event is a milestone. It's taking all those behind-the-scenes hours, the late nights, the brainstorming, and the hard work, and finally putting them out into the real world. The thought of connecting face-to-face with people, seeing their reactions to my products, and being part of a local community marketplace is just... wow. It’s what I’ve been working toward, even if the reality of doing it is terrifying.

I’m trying to remind myself that it’s okay to be nervous. In fact, it probably means I care. This is a huge learning experience, and no matter what happens on October 10th, I’m going to be proud of myself for showing up.

If you're local, or if you just want to send some good vibes my way, I would appreciate them more than you know. Wish me luck as I prep my displays, stock my inventory, and try to calm my racing heart over the next couple of weeks!

Have you ever done a vendor event? What was your first time like? Drop your best survival tips in the comments below—I need all the advice I can get!