Wayne Dyer said, acting as if you were what you want to become and know you can become

is the way to remove self-doubt and enter your real magic kingdom. So let's dive into today's

episode, which is all about acting out your script. Welcome to the School of Self-Image,

where personal development meets style. Here's your hostess, master life coach, Tanya Lee.

Hello, my beautiful and amazing and extraordinary friends. How's it going? It has been quite the month

over here. Lots going on. I am moving more to come on that later, but I'm in the process right now

of packing up and getting rid of a lot of stuff feels really good. And I'm also super excited about

the School of Self-Image membership for the month of August, where I'm going to be teaching about

my favorite topic. I believe this is my favorite. And it's all around embodying the new

you. And I wanted to give you a little taste of what you can expect next month if you're in

the membership. And if you're not, what in the world should come and join us? It is extraordinary.

Nothing out there like it. You can head to schoolofselfimage.com forward slash join to learn all about it.

But today I want to talk about acting out your script. That's what this is about. And we're

going to be going a lot deeper within the membership next month. But one of the things that I often

hear from women is that when they go to change, they often feel awkward. Some will tell me that they

feel like they're faking it. And no one likes to be a fake, right? And then other people around them

will start saying things like, who do you think you are? You're trying to be someone you're not.

I know you all know what I'm talking about because I've certainly heard all of that. You know what?

I don't care. This is my life. I get to decide who I want to be. And because I'm always expanding,

it's hard for sometimes for people to keep up. Not so okay. Not my problem. Right? But it can make

people around you super uncomfortable. And so I wanted to talk about this concept of acting out

your script. And I want to offer you permission for it to be awkward, for it to feel weird,

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