Dan Martell

And it's just, it doesn't look like you're scared or nervous.

It's like, well, because my confidence comes from my intention.

My confidence comes from my consistency.

And before I get on stage, I ask my creator to use me to serve the people.

And then it's just a conversation of trying to figure out how can I add value and pour into other people?

Because my reputation with me is intact.

See what I'm saying?

Like the confidence is your reputation you have with yourself.

And if you don't trust yourself, if you don't appreciate your discipline, if you don't appreciate the right choices, if you don't reflect and celebrate your accomplishments, then how do you build that reputation?

Here's what I know.

If most people had somebody speak to their spouse, their partner, their brother, their sister, the way they speak to themselves, you would punch that in the face.

And yet you talk to yourself that way.

Again, confidence is a byproduct of the reputation you have with yourself.

So work on that reputation.

Be more consistent.

Be more giving.

Make what you do for others.

Be a good person.

See, most people have a hard time sharing who they are because they have a lot of shame around who they are.

And that internal narrative holds people from shining their light massively.