Christopher Kai

It's not that we aim too high and miss it.

We aim too low and reach it.

I'll say that again.

Michelangelo.

And mind you, for those of you listening and watching, Michelangelo was in his 20s who crafted this thing called David 500 years ago in his 20s.

But he said that most of people's challenges is not that they aim too high and miss it.

They aim too low and reach it.

Yeah, that's a great question.

And just to be clear, when I teach my clients how to speak,

It's either for corporations, I'm speaking at eBay, Amazon, Google, or more of the post-development space where you're offering a program and selling a program, right?

So the first thing is just recognizing why are people afraid?

And again, there's a lot of physiology involved with it because if you're on stage, I'm on stage.

Back in the day, if you're away from an audience, a group, a tribe, you have a higher probability of being eaten by a bear, a lion, or a wildebeest, right?

So you have to understand why are we afraid.

And then we look at objectively, okay, when you see someone on stage, hmm, I don't really like Christopher's face or his eye color or his hair.

It's kind of thin, you know?

So we are very critical.

So I first laid down the bare foundations of accepting the fact that, you know what?

I've been on a lot of stages.

I met a lot of people.