194-SUPER ACHIEVERS AND IMPOSTER SYNDROME

When I asked the questions: 

Have you made your first

A. 100 in business?

B. 1k in business? Or 

C. 10k in business? 

What would you say? Would you even dare to answer the question? Most wouldn’t. Most are too embarrassed to answer any of the questions like this because of the SUPER ACHIEVERS!

They feel like if they answer too small they will be judged or belittled by the showoff at the next level. This creates imposter syndrome. The feeling like you are never ever enough. 

I have a solution for you. 

It’s time to level up and become the best version of yourself 

Transcript

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Superachievers and why you have imposter syndrome. So let's just say I ask the question like I did the other day on Facebook. Have you made your first A$100 in business? B your first$1,000 in business? Or C, you've made your first$10,000 in business. Now to my surprise, hardly anybody answered that question. But then when I thought about it, I said, okay, I know why most people have not answered the question. It's because they're too embarrassed. They're too embarrassed to answer any of the questions because they feel like, well, if I answer those questions, I'm gonna seem so small in comparison, right? I'm gonna be judged and belittled by what I call the super achiever. Man, you know I hate those super achiever show-off people online, right? I love when people make money, don't get me wrong. I love when people succeed. I love when people prosper. I don't care how much money they make, right? Let's just save they made a million dollars a month. I I'm applauding their success. But every once in a while you get this goofball that's online that says, Oh, your first thousand dollars, oh my gosh, that's nothing. I made that in my first hour of business, and uh and then the next couple of days I made the 10,000, and now I'm on to making one million dollars a month. Now, in comparison, when I first started out, man, a hundred bucks to give to my family every week or every few days, it was everything, and I was so proud of that number. And then sometimes I would start making like I I went on to make$1,000, like, oh my gosh, I finally hit the$1,000 mark. But then the superachiever would come along. Oh, that's cute.$1,000, right? Wow. You need to raise your prices. And if I were you, you know, my my average customer is like$30,000, and I have this and I've done that, and this is my car, and this, let me tell you, that will create the worst imposter syndrome feeling on the inside of you because you always feel like, wow, I'm still not good enough. I still have not hit the mark. Man, maybe I need to train more, maybe I need more clients, maybe I need more testimonials, maybe I need this and I need that. But in reality, you really don't. Do you know when you hit your first hundred dollars or your first thousand dollars, it speaks volumes to people who have never even started or tried. It speaks volumes for people who are so afraid of technology or they're so afraid to even get on social media or even turn on a computer. And there are millions of people you could help in the beginning stages. So you are not an imposter syndrome, you are not an imposter. You have so much ability, you have so much creativity, you have so much to give to those people. I'm talking millions of people who are in need, millions of people who would prefer you over the superachiever. They want somebody that's gonna have compassion on them, they're gonna want another person who's above them, but they're not so far above them where they feel intimidated. So, my friend, there are millions of people, I'll say it again, millions of people who could use your help right this very moment. Right now. Okay? So you don't have to feel like an imposter, you don't have to be discouraged, you don't have to feel small or insignificant. We are all on our journey, we're all on our road, and I'm telling you, there are millions of people who need help up the first stages of Success Mountain. So, where are you? Have you made your first hundred, your first thousand, or your first ten thousand in business? It doesn't matter, there's so many people you can help right now.