Today, we're going to talk about one of the hardest, trickiest, sneakiest little challenges that tend to hold so many of us back …
Allowing ourselves to be seen.
Are you the one who takes all the family photos, but you're never in them? Or are you the one who loves the way your friends look in all your pictures, but you always criticize yourself? 😞
Maybe you’re the one who has a great little practice going, but when your audience checks out your website, they can’t find a single photo of you.
Or perhaps you've got a picture up there, but it’s ten years old and you don't look anything like that anymore. 🥸
(Whoooo boy - that's a mistake, because when people meet you, there's a big disconnect right off the bat.)
I want to talk about this whole idea of having a good picture taken, because you need this for your website, you need it for marketing materials, you need it when you're giving a talk somewhere.
But here's the problem.
Most of us don't like having our picture taken, and so we shrink, we play small, we hold back, and minimize our talents. Let’s dive into that…
Today we’re going to talk about;
I know that many of you can relate to how hard this can be, but it's time to change that, guys.
It’s time to let the people who need you, find you, see you, and connect with you.
You don't help anybody by blowing off your brilliance!
So, show up and let yourself be seen - because once you make the decision to stop hiding, amazing things start to happen.
(And if you like this episode, you’re going to LOVE what I have in store for you next week!).
Take a listen!
~Wendy
xoxo
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Wendy Pitts Reeves, LCSW
Host, Ideal Practice
Private Practice Coach and Mentor
www.WendyPittsReeves.com
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