Lynn Smith

Let me show you how to overcome it because it's really important that we don't silence it.

We're biologically wired to have this inner critic.

It is, you know, in prehistoric days was meant to protect us, but we're living in 2025.

We've got Wi-Fi.

You know, we're not living in a pile of leaves anymore.

We are going out, whether it's a stage or a media appearance or a wedding toast, and we're still operating from our prehistoric code.

So if we can overcome that brain bully, the results are incredible.

We have a lot of before and afters simply to show people that within a short amount of time, once you beat that brain bully, you can show up in this magnetic way where people are just drawn to you and people have to hear more of what you have to say.

Especially live TV.

And your brain belly is rampant.

Like, wait, did that make sense?

Oh, I just stumbled.

Oh my gosh, this is going terribly.

And then it starts to sort of meander and you're wandering.

And this is why people bring me in and we'll watch that clip.

And I'll say, what's going through your mind right there?

And they say to me,

Well, I stumbled and I figured that I just ruined it.

And what I find most fascinating is that I also put people on television and sometimes I'll get a phone call the second they get off the air and they call me and they're like, oh, that was terrible.

And I was like, what are you talking about?