A speaker explains why being honest about mistakes and flaws connects with people more than pretending to be perfect. They argue that vulnerability and admitting imperfection is what makes audiences actually relate to you.
And that's what I'm really good at. I don't know how, but it's just something I'm good at. I think it's because I'm vulnerable, I'm honest, I own up to my mistakes, I say the dumb things I've done, and people are like, wow, I do stupid stuff. Relatable. Yeah, nobody's perfect. So I'll be like, I messed up here, I had a bad past, whatever, I made stupid mistakes, you know? And then people are like, I made stupid mistakes too. Nobody's perfect, dude. And nobody wants you to seem too perfect. Yeah, like nobody. I hate those people that are like, I just hate it.
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