Stop Trying to Be Good Enough

Every time you step on stage, do you judge yourself? Do you fear that you won't be good enough for the audience? That your answers won't be pithy or perfect enough?

You're shoulding on yourself. And when you stop that, you are going to see miraculous transformations in both your style and your impact. So...how do you stop that?

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There is only one way that I have ever found, which is to focus on who you are, instead of on who you think you're supposed to be.

There are some helpful questions to use to get yourself into a different focus. Here is one that always works for me, powerfully. Ask yourself:

• How would I do this talk? 

Never mind that you are the one who is doing this talk; there is a collection of voices and messages all jumbled up in your head and they are screaming messages of not-enoughness and not-good-enoughness at you so loudly, it takes this kind of question to break that flow!

So ask yourself, "How would I do this?" and then go ahead and do it that way in your practice room  right away and take note of how completely amazing you are, how differently you have just done it, and above all just how comfortable you are!

That is critically important. And it comes from YOU being YOU, not from you taking on another set of instructions.

#DareToBeYou Because you are already good enough. You just need some reminders in order to get to your authentic self-expression. The rest is about crafting story, marketing, great use of PowerPoint, stage presence. But you have to start with being you.

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