What being in front of the camera taught me - Life Coaching

I started like most people, I felt my voice was super weird, my hair wasn't good enough, my face looked fat...blabla all the stupid comments I could make, I did. I was so worried about what other people will think of me.

Then the more I got comfortable with the camera the less I cared how others would judge me. I realized that the only thing mattered was how I felt and that I gave 110%. I was responsible for the creation, not the receiving. Once my work was done and left my hands, it was no longer my job to worry. I did the part I could influence and I made sure it is as good as it can get.

Then I learned that no one can please everyone and that's an impossible standard. I received a lot of positivity and some negativity. So I learned not to take it personally because I thought if people take the time to engage with my content voluntarily and take the time and make the effort to hate me, that's their loss of wasting their precious attention, energy end effort on something they didn't like. So that's how I distanced myself from haters.

On the other hand, I learned that the world has a lot more good in it and people just need to be given a chance to show how amazing they are. I constantly have love surrounding me because of the content I create and those who choose to follow what I have to say do it because they are interested and probably resonate with.

I stopped worrying about my voice because it was heard. Whether it sounded funny to me or not, it was heard. And that's way more important than how I perceive it. Thank you for all my readers for supporting my journey, helping me to build my brand and therefore allowing me to live the life that I want.

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