We're on Crave! 🎉 This week kicks off in New York for the Dutton Ranch premiere and a stay at The Plaza, then it's off to San Francisco for a wedding, a trip into wine country, and an unforgettable F1 weekend in the Paddock Club — Disney-style. Behind all the glamour, though, this episode gets honest about something nobody warns you about when you go self-employed: how emotionally complicated business becomes when relationships are on the line.

The topic of the week is how to create win-wins in business, especially after conflict. The internet loves to romanticize "cutting people off," "protecting your peace," and "removing toxic people" — and there's truth there. But real business asks for something harder: negotiation, emotional regulation, compromise, and the ability to separate intent from impact. The strongest people aren't the ones who avoid conflict; they're the ones who navigate it without turning every disagreement into a war.

We also get into ego management (because most conflict escalates when both people just want to be right), why long-term thinking beats emotional reactivity in creator culture, and the personal vision exercise that's been reshaping how I lead and connect. My challenge to you this week: find one place in your life or business where you can create a win-win — and share it with a friend.

We're on Crave! 🎉 This week kicks off in New York for the Dutton Ranch premiere and a stay at The Plaza, then it's off to San Francisco for a wedding, a trip into wine country, and an unforgettable F1 weekend in the Paddock Club &mdash; Disney-style. Behind all the glamour, though, this episode gets honest about something nobody warns you about when you go self-employed: how emotionally complicated business becomes when relationships are on the line.
The topic of the week is how to create win-wins in business, especially after conflict. The internet loves to romanticize "cutting people off," "protecting your peace," and "removing toxic people" &mdash; and there's truth there. But real business asks for something harder: negotiation, emotional regulation, compromise, and the ability to separate intent from impact. The strongest people aren't the ones who avoid conflict; they're the ones who navigate it without turning every disagreement into a war.
We also get into ego management (because most conflict escalates when both people just want to be right), why long-term thinking beats emotional reactivity in creator culture, and the personal vision exercise that's been reshaping how I lead and connect. My challenge to you this week: find one place in your life or business where you can create a win-win &mdash; and share it with a friend.

That Digital Take uncovers the ever-evolving world of influencers—challenging the industry, harnessing its power, and exploring how it connects us all. Through the lens of pop culture and entertainment,Torri blends: Insider interviews with industry leaders, viral influencers/ creators, actors, and rising stars. Behind-the-scenes  storytelling from her own experience navigating the digital space. Actionable takeaways for listeners curious about how digital culture shapes careers, business, and society.

That Digital Take uncovers the ever-evolving world of influencers&mdash;challenging the industry, harnessing its power, and exploring how it connects us all. Through the lens of pop culture and entertainment,Torri blends: Insider interviews with industry leaders, viral influencers/ creators, actors, and rising stars. Behind-the-scenes &nbsp;storytelling from her own experience navigating the digital space. Actionable takeaways for listeners curious about how digital culture shapes careers, business, and society.

That Digital Take with Torri Webster

We're on Crave! 🎉 In between the highlights — the Dutton Ranch premiere in NYC, a wine country wedding, and an unforgettable F1 weekend in the Paddock Club — this episode gets honest about the topic of the week: how to create win-wins in business, especially after conflict. The internet romanticizes "cutting people off," but real success comes from learning to navigate disagreements without burning the relationship. Plus, the vision exercise that's reshaping how I lead and connect — and why I want you to try it this week.