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So so true. I am still sad to this day that I didnt take the chance when someone tried to help me get in Disney in Orlando…right before Mulan. I chickened out thinking I wasn’t to the level of the others submitting portfolios. Who knows maybe I am not as talented, seasoned or skilled as much as the others…..but now I will never know.
This kinda hit home like a ton of bricks!
Great exercise, Carlos. I’m bookmarking it because I need to regularly read this.
It seems that no matter how many successes you have, you still get caught up every once in a while with thinking you’ll never make it work (fill in the blank of your own “it”).
I can’t count how many days over my career that I’ve woken up or gone to bed thinking it was all over, what’s the point. Then I think back to times I’ve succeeded and BAM! I’m back in the game.
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ChuckPerry thank you for sharing that personal story. We all have times where we didn’t step up on our own behalf at one time or another. As they they say, when you know better, you do better.
Keep on keep ‘in on. Move forward and don’t allow that past error in judgement hold you back. You are better than that : )
Reply Hey Sparky, so true my friend.
There are times I still wake up in the middle of the night feeling like I’m having a panic attack about those very issues.
Thanks for your continued support and sharing your voice to the conversation.
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