Bryn Drescher talks about telling a hair stylist to share her talent on YouTube, then realizing she gives advice to others without following it herself. She's dropping perfectionism and making more spontaneous videos. If you counsel others, practice what you preach.
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Hey everybody, it's Just B here with your vitamin B shot. I was, I got my hair done yesterday and got some hair cut off finally, and I was telling my stylist like, you're amazing, you should be doing YouTube videos, you should be out there, you should be promoting yourself, you should really, you know, be sharing this, you have a gift and a talent. And one of my favorite songs is Encourage Yourself, it's a gospel song, and one One of my favorite lines is, as I minister to you, I minister to myself. So I realized as I was sharing this with one of my friends later, my friend was like, were you talking to yourself? Because you need to be doing that. And I was like, yeah. I realized in the midst of it that I need to be taking my own advice. So if you're a person that likes to give advice or you've got a lot to say to other people, especially when you see that they're not living up to their potential, I'm gonna encourage you, uh, to do like me and take your own advice. Take your own advice and get out there and share your gift and put yourself out there, or do whatever you're telling everyone else to do. Make sure you're doing it too, because our examples speak way louder than any words we could ever share. And so I'm putting my money where my mouth is, and hopefully, uh, I'm gonna need your encouragement, but I'm gonna let go of all the lighting and all the worry that I had. And if I'm inspired to do a video, just do it just like this. So here's your vitamin B shot for today. Be well, lots of love, and just be you. Talk to you soon.
