Two speakers discuss how self-improvement creates ripple effects through your family and friends. One shares how rewiring neural pathways helped overcome self-doubt. They ask: are you meant for more?
Why are you doing it?
Because I love making an impact. I think what the beauty of it is, especially with the digital age that we're in, is the ability to impact so many lives. So you can do one-to-many. We all have gone through Zoom with COVID and not just one person that you can help, but you can impact tens, hundreds, thousands, or millions in your case. And the knock-on effect that has— because if you are a better person, then the family around you, the people you love around you, benefit from that as well.
I don't think there could be anything more exciting on the planet. But let me ask you something. When you first thought about it, did you self-doubt.
Oh yeah, I had to rewire those neural pathways, Dean, because the mind always goes to, I can't do it, or someone else can do it better, etc.
I don't have a following. I might be an introvert. I'm in another industry. I'm not an expert. Who would listen to me? My friends are going to think I'm nuts. Once you get through that and realize— and I think the greatest question you could ask, and if you're watching Claudia, you're watching me right now— I think the greatest question we could ask is, are you meant for more?
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