Previously on the social proof podcast, I ain't gonna remember this, but let me tell y'all what I wrote down for y'all today

And I'm gonna walk up my notes real quick, but you really need this in our mind. We think someone cares

But we really just want the information, but eventually you'll be on the paper and you'll be like reading word for word and

A week after that of doing this consistently. You'll do just know the points

But you'll have to refer back to the points and eventually you'll just know the points and eventually you'll start speaking

But nobody wants to be the person who's reading the motivational message that you have for somebody until they get better at it

So that's how you walk into becoming the best version of yourself. Yeah, and I think

In respect in regard to that that also has a lot to do. Staying in your lane has a lot to do with with that

so I am

I am I love to go on stage. I my memory sometimes

Doesn't support my messages, right?

And especially if there are nuances through like especially through steps

Like if I have to give steps of something like there's a seven-step process

You may see me on stage with my notebook just to kind of refer to it or with some type of device because I don't want to

Forget something and sometimes when you're on stage

Maybe you're nervous and you just forget something organically

However, we're able to generally do what we do here and give the advice and and the conversations that we have here

Because we stay in our specific lane in our area of expertise so we don't have to but because

We've demonstrated that we are in authority in a space when we do pull out

Our phones to Google award or do something it doesn't look like. Oh, they're not as powerful as we thought

They were if you are someone who is becoming and you're feeling like your content like he was saying earlier before we started over

He feels like he knows his information, but he gets on social media

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