Finding Victory Over A Day Of Doubt
Aug 22, 2019 ·
8m 47s
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You can be the greatest listener and leader. You can be brilliant in your place of business sense. A superstar with unbelievable talent and skills or a normal everyday person...
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You can be the greatest listener and leader. You can be brilliant in your place of business sense. A superstar with unbelievable talent and skills or a normal everyday person just trying to get through the moment. We all face a day of doubt. Not fear! Doubt! Not depression! Doubt! The dictionary says its a feeling of uncertainty. A lack of conviction. It messes with the image projected. It's hard to be what others expect when the system of choices are dried by the desert heat caused by doubt. On this podcast we dive into an actual moment of having to walk into a new Broadcasting class blessed with twenty individuals who already think they're stars. A mountain of energy that consumes the process of needing to be a great. A day of doubt. Red Bull and coffee can't fix this situation. It heightens the energy to believe even more in the hollowed out holes of experience. Doubt does a lot of damage not only to yourself but to the team required to feed the day an endless amount of success. How do you move through this storm? It's a choice. The activation of what brought you to the dance fuels the mind to become part of the delivery and not the excuse as to why something is late. I don't believe in Debbie Downers and Buzz Kills. Those wearing such labels are in days of doubt and use other descriptions to best wear the mask of madness. Find the victory in the moment by knowing who you before all others. Ultimately you have the choice to grow beyond what many can't explain. I keep two daily journals. I hit those pages at 4:30 am and go to a completely different journal at 4:00 pm. This episode of the podcast clearly displays how working your words can take your day of doubt and turn it into a moment of empowerment.
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Author | Arroe Collins |
Organization | Arroe Collins |
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