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We all know someone who inserts themselves as an expert into every situation.

They've always got an opinion. They usually have a story that will one up whatever story is being told.

And no matter what is in front of them, they are an expert at it, whether it's cooking or home decorating or shopping for cars or getting the best travel deal.

Whatever, they're the best at it.

And that's a little annoying.

Sometimes it's a lot of annoying.

But if you're like me, sometimes you're a little envious of that sort of confidence.

I had a realization a couple weeks ago that is not going to make me that annoying, know it all, one upper friend.

But is definitely going to help me embrace my experience, my wisdom and share it with the world.

It's going to chip away at that imposter syndrome thing that I struggle with.

If this describes you, maybe I can help you as well in this week's Pocket Podcast.

The upside means living in gratitude, finding the positive in every experience, and helping other people do the same.

And it doesn't have to take a lot of time. This is an upside pocket podcast with Callie and Jeff.

I heard a quote when I was at the podcast in convention about starting any sort of endeavor.

I think it's a quote from Winston Churchill and he was referring for some reason to painting.

But the essence of what he said is start with audacity if you want to begin to paint.

So accept the fact at the beginning that you know what you're doing and you're going to be good at it.

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