The Comparison Trap That Quietly Steals Your Confidence
I’ve noticed is that most are vulnerable to believing the common myths that circulate through the community—and I am here to dispel those myths that keep us from fully shining our light.
I’ve noticed is that most are vulnerable to believing the common myths that circulate through the community—and I am here to dispel those myths that keep us from fully shining our light.
I’ve noticed is that most are vulnerable to believing the common myths that circulate through the community—and I am here to dispel those myths that keep us from fully shining our light.
Over the years in my career, I have been blessed with the opportunity to work with countless coaches, trainers, speakers, facilitators, and change agents. While all of these incredible leaders are unique, there’s a common thread that I’ve noticed
After working with so many people in this industry, I’ve noticed something—a lot of coaches are holding themselves back because of common myths they are hearing.
I want to share something that can make or break your business. It’s not a product or service, or anything that you need to buy; it’s something you already possess. It’s you.
Today, I want to tell you about some of the things that will help you become a great keynote speaker.
“I’m new in the network marketing profession, and my sponsor, who is two years ahead of me, is also new to the business, and I feel like she’s using my ideas without giving me credit.”
Over the last 20-25 years, I have been blown away by the response to my speaking. And that got me thinking about how I do what I do – the science of speaking.
I want to talk about a question I get asked pretty regularly: How do I get people motivated to take action and change when I know how they are acting is not healthy?
Recently I was asked by an Austin based community startup named, #besomebody to write about what makes someone an “Entrepreneur”.
This is the story:
Working since very young, we quickly learned the benefits of innovation and finding hidden resources to bring value, answer a problem and develop the solution. It’s not just blind ambition or a competitive desire to win, it’s much more to being a fabulous entrepreneur. It’s doing what others think can’t be done, it’s working through the constant peril of obstacles and dead ends to get that internal juice to find flow and create. Read more