Turn your mess into your message.
Don’t hide your past.
Your past makes you stand out!
For example how many people these days are health coaches online, and how many stories you have seen on gut health and how to heal your gut?
Omg sooooooo many stories like that!!
Now stand out and share the story that you almost pooped in your pants cause your gut health was off and you had to race to a bathroom while standing in line somewhere.
Now that story will make you human!
And this will allow others to open up about their poop story….cause you know we all have some!
Embrace the mess, bless this mess (I always say)
Relatability is key when it comes to connecting.
There is always going to be someone else who does exactly the same thing as you.
So, if you stick purely to the topic and say nothing about yourself, you are just going to be another voice, lost in the crowd.
But I can promise you, there is only one you!
Nobody else has your story, your voice, and your point of view.
So, if you want to stand out in the field of competitors, and be the expert that people want to go to, tell the stories, that only you can tell.
Can you think of your own relatable maybe even messy story?
Wanna hear one of mine, real quick?!
So today, while my hubby and I were having lunch with another couple, we were chatting about our furry baby Dobby for a bit, who had had another seizure a few days ago, and the last one was with them on the hiking trail.
So I said, I’m already shopping for our next furry baby, then my hubby said, slow your roll a bit hunny, we still have Dobby, and he’s not going anywhere just yet, and he’s not the kinda dog who likes to share the attention.
I said, oh I know and I totally agree, but knowing myself, I make the pain less hard, if I have the next project lined up.
I know it from when my late hubby passed, I very quickly got back into the dating game and on all the dating websites, so the pain was less
Maybe this is why God never made me a mother
Sometimes I scream how ignorant people are when they advertise their stuff they don't show the whole picture
It is so important to make everyone feel heard seen, appreciated and acknowledged