Hal Elrod

Have you overcome it?

I don't know Phil now.

And that you're very qualified.

Yeah.

Yeah, and I think that what came up for me as you said that is the imposter syndrome that we deal with is it's when we're seeing ourselves as who we used to be, right?

Often that's like childhood.

Like I was, you know, if we were bullied as a kid or we weren't accepted or we weren't good at things or whatever, the imposter syndrome comes from us identifying as the child in us, right?

Whereas what you're doing is reminding myself, well, no, no, no.

What's happened since then in the last 20 years is I've actually earned the right to be on this stage.

I've earned the right to succeed at this level.

I'm not that kid anymore.

I'm who I am now.

I think that's the separation.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I love it.

And again, what you affirm repeatedly becomes your reality.

So when you're telling yourself, I am capable, I am the podcast princess, right?

Like I got this, you create your inner state, you create your reality.

What do you most want to teach people about building the life and the career of their dreams or the business of their dreams?