Beth Fitzgerald tells Scott Perry that your unique abilities aren't meant to stay hidden. She urges people to be brave and share their superpowers with others, even in small ways.
People that are tuning into this broadcast see themselves as difference makers. They either aspire to make a bigger difference in the world or they want to advance in the difference that only they can make. And if you had one parting piece of advice around influence to share with someone, what would that be? What would you do to encourage them to take a small, bold step into their potential and possibility?
That's a great question. I would say this: all of us have been gifted with a superpower, right? And so— and many superpowers. So whatever your gift Scott Perry are different than my gifts. However you view it, whether it's the universe or a creator or whatever, we all have our own gifts. But the important thing to know about those gifts is they aren't for you. Alright? They're not for you. They're for somebody else. So if you never created this podcast, you would not be sharing your gifts with the world. Right? And me as well. I have the same hesitation when I go to hit send. On a post that I'm not completely loving, but I'm putting my gifts out there. And so I would say to anybody who's listening, you have superpowers that you were gifted with, but they are not for you, they're for the rest of the world. So the rest of us who want your superpowers so that you can share them with us, I strongly encourage you to be brave, face your fears, walk into that uncertainty, walk into the place where you do have influence and the power to influence others and bring that gift to us because we need it.
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