You, yes you, are destined to be a captivating speaker, yet waiting for the "perfect time" has stalled your spotlight moment.

But what if I told you that now is the time to shatter those self-imposed barriers and embrace those moments on the stage?

It’s time to unearths the critical reasons why waiting is the deadliest form of procrastination. You’ll learn the undeniable truth behind why there's never a "perfect time," no matter how much we long for it.

Waiting for readiness breeds comparison, stifles momentum, and fuels the illusion the "certification fairy" is coming one night. Let’s break these chains and refuse to have any future regrets. 

This episode is your ticket to understanding the transformative power of stepping into the spotlight now.

Check out what you’ll learn:

• The fallacy of waiting for the "perfect time" and why the time to speak is now.
• How beating the comparison trap can set you on the path to speaking mastery.
• The art of starting small and harnessing momentum in your speaking journey.
• Unveiling the myth of the "certification fairy" and taking ownership of your readiness.
• The profound impact of embracing speaking opportunities and avoiding future regrets.

Don't wait for the perfect time, make every moment perfect for your speaking journey.

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Thank you for listening,

Laurie-Ann