Trust the process #shorts

17 Oct 2023 · 1 min
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In this brief motivational monologue, speaker coach Sally Koering Zimney candidly shares her moment of self‑doubt before a talk, fearing she might "crash and burn." She draws on personal experience and observations of many others to recognize this familiar low point, then deliberately chooses to "trust the process" of creating a talk. By persisting through the discomfort, she moves forward, ultimately feeling proud of her work. The core message is that developing a presentation is a deliberate, non‑shortcut process that requires patience and self‑encouragement.

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