What's up, Action Academy fam? Welcome back to another episode of the Action Academy podcast,

Corporate America's least favorite podcast. As you guys know, we just finished up in the Dominican,

and we are chopping up our keynotes into bite-sized, actionable sections that you guys can

implement in your lives and your businesses one episode at a time. The reason that we're doing this is to get you

straight to the meat, straight to the good stuff, cut all the fluff so that you can have something

that can change your life today. And as always, if you're enjoying these episodes, if you're

enjoying the podcast, please share it. Word of mouth is how we grow the show. There is no other way. And also,

if you want to be in the room for these next keynotes that we're doing so that you can network

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a call for our Action Academy community. 15 minutes, we are happy to talk with you. Or you can go

on Actionacademy.com. Let's get to it. That's where Imposter syndrome comes. Right there. So I know, I'm not even going to ask you guys to show your hands. I know that you feel imposter syndrome. It's the number one thing that we deal with in Action Academy. You guys come in, and we actually have

SOPs around it because you guys immediately freeze up, clam up, and you say, I can't do this. You're like, ah, who are all these people? And that's why we love to get you in the rooms here because you get really familiar with each other and comfortable. But this is where you feel like an imposter and then you shut down and you don't ask for help, you don't do anything.

So who wants to learn how to overcome imposter syndrome forever, right?

Yes, thank you, Jen.

Step number one is to wish for a worthy opponent.

Wish for a worthy opponent.

So instead of having these trials, these tribulations, and all of these big,

heavy, frictionful things that are in front of you, these obstacles that you must overcome,

stop wishing they were gone. Wish for them to be better. Wish for somebody who like rocking me into the Apollo Creed. Like, you better hope to have some

freaking juicy problems and juicy obstacles to overcome because that is how you get better.

You do not get better by hanging out with everyone that's like you, going through challenges

that are already at your skill level, hitting that terrain, hitting those slopes, the greens

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