Rebecca Okamoto

I'm known for my strength to achieve something my target audience values.

I'm known for my critical thinking and turning information into actionable insights.

Last, you can use your mission.

I'm on a mission too, to achieve something my target audience values.

I'm on a mission to bridge the healthcare divide and make a lasting difference for vulnerable communities.

And that's how you use your passion, your mission, or your strength.

Now that you've seen the five introductions, your next step, try them out.

Don't be surprised if you find yourself using more than one.

That's because different audiences value different things.

So what works for one may not work for another, but that's okay.

You'll see there are multiple ways of getting people to say, tell me more.

I'll close with this thought.

Have doors been closed in your face?

Do you struggle to be seen and heard?

Does your inner critic tell you you're not good enough or smart enough or that you're an imposter and something is way above your pay grade?

Before you buy into your inner critic's narrative, let me challenge you.

What if?

What if that voice inside your head is wrong?

What if you are good enough and smart enough

What if the best way to describe you is impressive, not imposter?