A baby coach talks about the gap between a polished version of herself and who she actually is. She describes a "thick filter" that makes her feel unnatural when speaking, and believes practice will help her find an authentic coaching voice.
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Um, as you said, we are, we are baby coaches, and there is a persona that we have, and then there is also a coaching head. And in the meantime, you want to feel authentic and you want to be you, but the new you, with an upgraded version of you. So when you're listening, you're also thinking maybe 50/50 what you're gonna say, how you want to react, and what are the red flags that you don't need to do naturally. So there's a thick filter that makes me feel not myself. Yeah, because I'm almost afraid to say anything. I just, I just want to say okay because there's Marcus game happening at the background. Marcus, yeah, it doesn't— it's not natural yet, but I can see practice makes perfect and perfect practices make even more perfect. I love it, it's so good. I love it.