An introvert shares how fear nearly stopped them from posting their first video, but pushing through that initial week made everything easier. Now posting is routine. The hardest part of any new habit is just starting.
Hey, it's another dog talk out here with Pickles. Uh, today I wanted to talk about how shocked I am at how easy this has become. Not to get views or to get follows or anything like that, but just to overcome the fear of actually filming myself and putting it out there. I am very much an introvert by nature. I never want to be the center of attention. I don't even really want to go to parties. I don't like being around groups of people, so the idea of having people watch me— and I never actually expected that to happen, but people are, which is weird— but the fear of putting yourself out there, friends and family seeing you— and the first day I procrastinated for a week. It took me a week to actually post the first video. I was terrified. The second video I saw that family saw it, which is even scarier. But now it took about 10 days, I'm in and I don't care anymore. I'm actually enjoying it, enjoying talking through things. So the fear is gone now. Now it's a routine. I'm loving posting it. So that's kind of my idea today is just start. Starting is the hardest part, just like a routine with our products. Starting is the hardest part. And if you want to start, today is a great day. You can head over to our Instagram, check out our story today, um, and you can start trying our stuff here today with a special we've got. So until tomorrow, thanks for tuning in.
