nothing, and I do mean nothing at all, in your life will shift until you stop outsourcing your

power, until you start developing those parts of you that already exist, and stop buying into

the false belief that the things you admire in someone else are proof that you do not have those same

qualities when in fact they are proof of the opposite.

If you right now find yourself in a place where you feel as though your next level might be taking you in a different direction,

or you're trying to figure out the shortcut to how do you connect with your unique gifts and

purpose? Like you may even be successful already, but you feel as though there is something

more for you to unlock. Or maybe you listen to this podcast and other podcasts because you do know

there's more for you

and you haven't fully experienced that.

You're in a season of really discovering who you are and what you want to be doing.

I want to give you one of the fastest shortcuts to figure out what your gifts and your purpose may be.

And it all boils down to the light that you're drawn to in other people. So I want to

break this down and talk about why I believe that we shouldn't ever put people on pedestals,

that when we are drawn to the light in someone else, to realize that is a reflection of

something that already exists within you.

So it's one thing to respect someone for work that they've put in to achieve a result that you

admire.

But here's what I mean by this.

I think that we subconsciously put people

on pedestals as a way to relieve ourselves from the responsibility of stepping into our own

full potential. I'm just going to let that one land right now. Okay. I think we put other people on

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