Step into your Greatness
What is it about displaying yourself to the world that feels so scary? Can I show up and be great? What if people don’t like what I am doing? What if I look terrible on the camera? What if I don’t know my next move and make a mess? What if I cannot pull it together? Am I in the wrong mood and can’t hide that? What if I am not perfect?
What if you are not perfect? Then you, my sister, are normal. To go from normal to extraordinary means showing up through all the “what ifs?” despite lack of perfection. It means perseverance through failure. It means facing your fears and acting. It means digging in all the little corners of your mind and confronting your demons. It means facing them down and slashing each and every one that says you are just not good enough.
Somewhere along the road we felt that. We heard that. We learned that.
Every bit of that was a damn lie.
It was born and breeds in your mind, generally seeded by the implantation of another imperfect human being. And while imperfect humans are not usually intentional in inflicting negativity to others, they are sometimes careless with the weight their words wield.
It is up to you now to live with intention. To seek out your greatness. To show up. To unlearn those negative thoughts and to relearn the thoughts that will build you higher than you’ve ever been before.
Here are some exercises to help you step into your greatness
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About Author
Sabrina Plamondon has a passion to help others live their best life. She has been a life coach for 16 years working with people from all walks of life. She has coached individuals with disabilities, single mothers, people living in high poverty, as well as professionals. Sabrina is an Art Therapist and an Artist.
4 comments
Great message and great advice! I need to do more of my art that is for my eyes only. I like that.
Great word Sabrina and super timely for me. I need to get more focused and intentional with my time and my life. 🥰
I love your message here! You spoke the reality of the world and ourselves. We are all different, art is different, it’s all viewed differently from one person to another. We need to embrace what it is that we do and how we create. ❤️❤️❤️
Hi Sabrina! I’m from the Creative Connection and your words are great.