Speaker A argues that feeling "too boring" for a personal brand usually means you are hiding your true self. They describe how fear of judgment led them to censor language and personality (avoiding swearing or vulgarity), and suggest that authenticity—dropping masks and engaging in self-discovery—is the path to becoming interesting and building a genuine personal brand.
If you think that you are too boring to have a personal brand, it just tells me that you're not being yourself. Yep, because the more yourself you are. Like this podcast a year ago was pretty boring. Pretty boring because we were too scared to be ourselves. We were too scared to swear because someone told us that we shouldn't. We were too scared to be vulgar because someone said that it wasn't professional. We were too scared to say things like don't be a hoe. Share the show because I thought people would be offended by the word ho. And just how many masks are people wearing? Are we wearing? Have we worn to get to this point where we're now interesting, when really all it is is a process of self discovery.
