Sachin Patel on why you need courage to act despite fear of judgment. He covers consistency, adopting an alter-ego identity, surrounding yourself with supportive people, and maintaining your health to perform effectively.
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Is I don't the. I don't let the opinion of others change my opinion of myself, right? And that's one of the things that can hold many people back because they're so afraid of what other people are going to think that they, they don't even do the things that they know that they need to do. They don't put themselves out there and, you know, serve humanity in the capacity that they can. So it does take courage, right? It does take consistency, it does take courage in many cases, adopting that alter ego identity of yourself, writing it down. It does take trusting the process. It does take surrounding yourself with the right people. And of course, it's going to take us taking the best care of ourselves that we possibly can as well. Like, you've got to be healthy. You got to think sharp. You got to, you got to look the part, right? Or at least act the part. And when you act the part long enough, you look the part. You've got to do all the things that you would tell your clients to do.