If you've ever stopped yourself from sharing your story because you're afraid of what other people might think, then this is for you.

I get it. I have been there. Believe me. For years, I stayed small. I stayed quiet.

And not because I didn't have a story, but because I was kind of terrified of what people

would think if they knew the truth.

Because come on, I had a felony.

What would people think of me?

What would they say if they knew that I was arrested on felony charges because I trusted

the wrong person?

That I'd let someone manipulate me and take

advantage of me. Would they think I was stupid? Would they think I was dangerous? I spent so many

years trying to manage people's perceptions, trying to tell just enough of my story to be interesting,

but not so much that they'd see the mess underneath. Because let's

be real, everyone loves a comeback story. But only after you've already made it. And for a long time,

I believe that I had to fix myself before I could be worthy of being seen until I realized something.

The people who judge you, they're not doing anything

courageous with their lives. The loudest critics are usually the most insecure. Confident people

don't tear others down. And most importantly, the opinion of people who don't pay your bills, not your problem.

So if you've been waiting until you're ready to tell your story, if you've been trying to

clean it up or make it sound better, more polished, less real, you're missing the whole point.

Confidence isn't something that you wait for. It's something you build.

And today I'm giving you the confidence code, the exact mindset shifts that helped me stop holding

back, own my story, and turn it into my most powerful asset. By the time we're done,

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