THIS MIGHT BE THE THING YOU NEED – EVEN IF YOU CAN’T PUT YOUR FINGER ON WHY 🤔
Ok. First things first. If you’re reading this, I’m going to make a VERY SAFE assumption. You’ve got something EPIC to deliver. Like, you KNOW it. You feel it in your bones. You’re here on Skool (hello, great taste), you’re building something real, something that actually helps humans, something you care about more than just “content for content’s sake”. You’re growing. You’re evolving. You’re in it. AND ALSO… you know the deal. You have to show up. You have to post. Start conversations. Build connections. Bring traffic in. Keep things moving. Because when you don’t, things go quiet, stagnant, dusty AF, and no one wants that vibe. BUT HERE’S THE BIT MANY PEOPLE SKIP OVER (DUH). There’s this awkward, uncomfortable, messy little MIDDLE GROUND that sits between “This is who I am and what I do” and… “I’m confidently out there, visible, posting, selling, connecting, WOOPING.” And honestly? That middle ground is where MOST PEOPLE GET STUCK. It’s full of doubts. Tiny niggles. Half-formed thoughts. The stuff you don’t put on your main feed. The stuff you wish you could just say out loud to someone without feeling like a numpty. THE MESSY MIDDLE LOOKS LIKE THIS. You want to comment on someone’s post but freeze because you don’t know how to word it. You’ve got an opinion but worry you’ll sound stupid, annoying, too much, or totally wrong. You don’t want to come across big-headed, but you also don’t want to sound flaky or unsure of yourself. You don’t want to interrupt. Or dominate. Or be SEEN too much. But you also don’t want to be invisible. OBVS. There’s the fear of being remembered for the wrong thing. The fear of being ignored completely.The fear of judgement. The fear of not being everyone’s cup of tea.The fear of peeing someone off just by being honest. So what happens? You don’t comment. You don’t post. You sit on ideas. You overthink your promo. You tell yourself you’ll do it “later” when it feels clearer, safer, more polished, more whatever Trevor…