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Confidence attracts, arrogance deters
and the difference between the two is a thin line you can easily find yourself on the wrong side of! I knew a business coach who considered himself so beneficial to his audience that he started to harrass them into referring him, ran courses no-one wanted to attend and eroded trust by designing situations around his own self serving needs. It became so offensive that I had to say something. The moment the A word was gently mentioned - he shut me down and we've remained distant ever since. It became obvious to me that its something he has some level of awareness of yet probably knows he cannot fix?? So how, especially as you grow and become busier, handling continual growing demand for the things you do, can you stay grounded with the wants and needs of the people you serve, on the top of your priority list? This is something I need to ponder over so I'll pop my thoughts in the comments over the next few days and I invite you to join me there, with yours 👍
Video 2 - Overcoming Your Fears
Video 2 is live and looks at a number of practical tips you can implement immediately to help you overcome your fears when presenting to camera. https://www.skool.com/on-cue-3838/classroom/34135270?md=2a87e14398234aba98c81698397080f4
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Video 1 - Is It Really Worth All The Effort?
I have posted the first video, "Is It Really Worth The Effort", in the short 5 part free course covering Confidence On Camera. Once you have watched this video, please post any questions you may have and the answers to the video's challenge here in this community thread titled .... Video 1 - Is It Really Worth All The Effort? https://www.skool.com/on-cue-3838/classroom/34135270?md=89b65c522cac418abfdb146552eba79e
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I Spent Years Learning Video… Then Got Paid to Ignore It
Shakey camera, average sound, no lighting and at least 3 mistakes! Imagine, after many moons creating pro video I get paid to not to! The first draft wasn't skakey enough, sounded too professional and worked 'too perfectly' So - I messed up .... and they loved it! How does that actually work? Well the brand explained how this style of ad just doesn't look like an ad and gives the best returns! Whilst I always want to deliver what the brand wants, I'm still not 100% sure that I haven't gone down a road I won't come back from! Thoughts?
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