Want credibility? Its not what you think!

Blair Singer argues that credibility for teachers and leaders isn't about personal accomplishments or social media. It's measured by how much success you create for the people you help.
Looking for love in all the wrong places. What do I mean by that? If you're a teacher, leader, facilitator looking for credibility, looking for people to aspire to what you have to offer to them, maybe you're looking in the wrong place. Nobody really cares what your personal accomplishments are how much money you've made, how many people that you've talked to over the years or on Instagram or on social media but what they do care about is how many people have you made successful. When you understand mastery you'll understand that you'll be judged in the world not by how much you've accomplished but by how much your students and the people that you've worked with and your customers have accomplished as a result of you. That's right. It's not so much how much money you make how much money can you make other people? Think about that for a second because from that perspective now you're playing a much bigger game which a much with a much higher impact and.
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