Okay, so you're probably someone with super high standards. You set big goals. You have high expectations of yourself.

And you want to make a real impact. You want to excel. And yet, you still feel like you're fighting and getting average results.

Or you're so afraid that you're doing all these things and it's just enough to kind of be okay,

that you've struggled to actually see yourself for as extraordinary as you are.

Not because you're average, not even close, but because there's some sneaky patterns at play.

Half commitment, micro excuses, comparing yourself to others, perfectionism in disguise.

And here's a truth that not a lot of people are talking about that we're going to talk about

today is that high achievers are so afraid of being average, but we're resistant to admitting

that we're extraordinary. Because if you owned your greatness, it would be too vulnerable.

And then they would put pressure.

And you haven't learned how to manage that pressure.

So in this episode, we're calling it out.

We're going to talk about the exact reasons why you're playing smaller than you think.

How I'll start tomorrow or I need to do more is destroying your momentum and why your micro

excuses are costing you in macro results.

If you're putting a lot of pressure on yourself to do more and you're afraid that you're

just average, you're afraid that you don't stand out as much as you want to. This episode is for you. You're listening to the Confidence Podcast, where we do

confidence coaching for driven high achieving women who want more, because high achieving women

deserve high level confidence. I'm your host, Trish Blackwell. Let's get started. Hey guys, welcome to the

Confidence Podcast. You're listening to Episode 6506, why you're getting average results. I'm Trish Blackwell,

your confidence coach. And let's just start, the fact that you care if you're average or not means you're

not average. But the reason we're having this conversation is because I, in my one-on-one practice,

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