Do Your Clients Feel Heroic?

Over the past two weeks, I’ve shared each of the twelve stages of the Hero’s Journey.

And, you may be thinking, “But, I don’t really think my product or service is that heroic.” Maybe you even doubt the impact you can create, or you’re buried in Imposter Syndrome, starting to second-guess your impact.

Here’s the one truth I want you to hold onto today: you are extraordinary.

If you give an ‘ish’ about your audience, then you are already prepared to help your clients, your readers, your subscribers, whoever it is that’s listening to you, you’re prepared to help them have a heroic experience.

It may not seem that flashy and you may even think your topic or industry is boring. I guarantee that you hold a heroic message inside that people are starving to hear from you.

It starts with believing that what you have to offer has the power to change someone else’s world. Don’t even worry about changing the whole world right now - focus on changing one person’s world. And another’s. And another’s.

And then, you’ll start to see that what you’re creating is a heroic experience where your audience has the confidence and peace to conquer the challenges right in from of them.

Believing you can is the kickstart you need to change someone else’s world with your message today.

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