what I discovered through extensive therapy sessions

is I was experiencing the imposter syndrome because I believed

that I knew nothing about how to actually be a coach or how to help people

through a process.

I'm not a licensed therapist,

and I hadn't taken all these classes,

and I didn't have a master's, et cetera, et cetera.

But what I realized over the course of time

is that what I've been doing as an editor

my entire career is I've been telling specific stories and helping

the fictional characters create and experience very specific emotional moments.

And one day it clicked and I thought,

why can't I just do that with real people?

When somebody talks to me if I work with one of my students in my coaching program,

sometimes they'll go off for like half an hour.

They'll just talk about, oh this happened to my day or that, and there's this fear,

and this fear, and that fear.

And they'll say, oh my God, I'm so sorry that I just rambled for so long.

And I said, you didn't ramble. You just created all the raw footage for me. Now it's my job to take your raw footage

and pair it down and find the essence of it and help you create the most important

moments out of all the things that you just discussed.

I'm Srenny Rao and this is the unmistakable creative

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