Nancy BosSpeaker, StudioBos · Award-Winning Author, TEDx Speaker, Vocologist, and Founder of Empowered Voices

You deserve to be heard #short

4 Jan 2024 · 1 min

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In this brief motivational monologue, the speaker addresses the pervasive problem of self‑doubt, describing it as subconscious messages that convince us we aren’t worthy of being heard. The speaker refutes these messages, asserting that every person’s voice and mission have intrinsic value. While acknowledging that eliminating self‑doubt takes effort, the speaker encourages listeners to actively work on confidence by seeking support from a therapist, coach, or similar guide. The core call‑to‑action is to claim one’s right to speak truthfully and contribute to the world, reinforcing that the speaker—and by extension the audience—wants to hear what they have to say.

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Today's tip of the day is about self-doubt. Self-doubt comes to us in the form of subconscious messages that are telling us that we don't deserve to be heard, that our message isn't as important as someone else's, or that there's a certain type of person who has the right to stomp us down. This isn't true. This isn't true. Your mind, your voice were put into this body, the body that you have, and that's the one that you get to use. You have every right to speak your truth and to speak your mission, to make the world a better place by what you have to say. The self-doubt doesn't belong there. Now, it may take some work to get rid of it, but it does not belong there. Put in that work, find your confidence, work with a therapist or a coach or someone else who can help you understand that what you have to say has value. We want to hear it.