Hi there, so let's talk about removing negative labels.

I know from experience it's really easy to buy into other people's perception of what we should do or how we should be in life.

Now we could call it society, we could say our parents, our friends, our associates, our bosses.

Literally anyone can begin to project how we should be in the world that, hey, you're not good enough to do this.

Or who gives you the right to have that dream?

I mean, even some people in the world will not want to earn more money than

their father or their mother in the fear of upsetting them. That that should be just the way it is.

Now, I really don't believe that we should buy into these negative labels or these perceptions

of how we should be in life.

Now, I'm saying that through experience.

Through the first half of my life so far, all the way up to when I was even like 18 years old,

I believed I was not good enough.

I believed that I didn't have the ability to learn information.

I didn't enjoy getting up in front of people and speaking. I wasn't a very good public speaker. I really struggled to communicate my thoughts with those around me.

I used to blush all the time. I used to get anxious all the time. I used to be always thinking about what other people

might be thinking of me. And with that, I began to second guess myself. I used to have that

internal dialogue of, hey, can I really do this? Am I worth that? Am I able to live the type of life

that I'd like? Am I able to earn the type of money? Am I able to make changes in the world of like my dreams and aspirations?

And really, that those external influences became accepted.

I chose to participate in that negative thinking.

And I'm saying I chose because somehow I did.

I didn't have to buy into that belief system.

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