Vince Reed narrates a short personal anecdote about confronting limiting beliefs around hosting live events. At a VIP party a peer challenged him to set a date for an event; after committing and polling a Facebook group of members (who responded enthusiastically), he decided to host a live event.
I meet the guy for dinner in the VIP party, and he says, hey, hey, what do you think about the event? What do you, you know, do you ever see yourself doing events? I'm like, man, no, I would never do this. It seems like a lot of work. And here I go again, falling victim to these limiting beliefs. He goes, you know, you should have events. I'm like, it just seems like so much work. It's not. It's not a lot of work. You should do it. You're going to do an event. And I'm like, okay, I'm going to do it. He's like, when? I'm like, I don't know. He's like, no, give me a time. And he held me to a time to do. I'm like, I'm going to do one this year. He's like, all right. We had this group on Facebook with all of our members, and I asked them the question. I'm like, hey, if I were to have a live event, would you come? And, like, instantly, everyone's like, yes, I'd be there. We're gonna all get together. Everybody's going crazy. And I'm like, I guess we're gonna have an event.
