How many of us are walking around this world every day in an invisibility cloak? Trying to take up as little space as possible -- literally and figuratively, staying safely within the boundaries of our comfort zones, and hoping no one really sees or notices us. Because if they did, they might notice our flaws, our eff ups, our shortcomings. The last thing most of us recovering perfectionists want to invite into our lives is more judgment, whether from ourselves or others, and visibility often means vulnerability.
Well, we’re here to say middle fingers up to the fear of being seen. We’re about to figure out how to show up for ourselves, own our identities and our stories, be the stars of our own lives, and become our own leaders.
HERE'S A SNEAK PEEK OF THE GOODNESS…
“We can’t have Oprah-level impact and Oprah-level influence
without Oprah-level attention and stakes.”
“We need to become our own biggest fans and surround ourselves with big fans to pump us up when we encounter resistance outside ourselves and within ourselves.”
“We need to lead by example and be our own leaders first.”
“Be the star of your own show, the star of your life.”
WHAT YOU'LL LEARN ABOUT IN THIS EPISODE…
What it means to be visible and take up space in the world
How old narratives and limiting beliefs get in the way of visibility
Why visibility means vulnerability
Finding our visibility training wheels
Identifying our visibility (s)heroes
LINKS
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And because we’re in this together, be sure to take the Eff Perfect Pledge.
