Okay. Time to update this thread:
When I was ranting on that agency client. I caught myself doing the unthinkable. I realized I was unconsciously "Trying to sell" and not "Provide value". Since then, I took action, volunteered myself to provide value. All for free. And for the sake of providing value and crushing my imposter syndrome.
Just when I thought I was going to rebound, academics hit me. Being an A+ student, always scoring more than 90%, I witnessed the value of marks get shredded into pieces in front of my eyes.
For more clarification, read this
www.globalvillagespace.com
Shocking that someone gets 1100/1100. There are more than 100 students on Top 3 positions.
Lmao. The fastlane lens exposed everything.
I was upset with my result. But then my feedback loop finally started firing back.
When I cared for other's businesses, good juju came my way. When I started caring to make a profit for others, I witnessed my copy deliver value.
I literally told everyone in college about my results. Of course, they didn't understand and didn't care. Knowing my copy provided 4 times more value than I anticipated, I successfully crushed my imposter syndrome.
What are the takeaways?
Provide value. Good juju comes your way.
Don't forget that everyone has bad times. This too shall pass. Keep going despite failures. Confucius said, "It doesn't matter how slowly you go, as long as you don't stop."
When I was ranting on that agency client. I caught myself doing the unthinkable. I realized I was unconsciously "Trying to sell" and not "Provide value". Since then, I took action, volunteered myself to provide value. All for free. And for the sake of providing value and crushing my imposter syndrome.
Just when I thought I was going to rebound, academics hit me. Being an A+ student, always scoring more than 90%, I witnessed the value of marks get shredded into pieces in front of my eyes.
For more clarification, read this
Mardan: Girl scores a perfect 1100/1100 in matric examinations
Qandeel, a student from Mardan, made a national record by scoring 1100/1100 in her matric examinations, becoming the first female to do so.
www.globalvillagespace.com
Shocking that someone gets 1100/1100. There are more than 100 students on Top 3 positions.
Lmao. The fastlane lens exposed everything.
I was upset with my result. But then my feedback loop finally started firing back.
When I cared for other's businesses, good juju came my way. When I started caring to make a profit for others, I witnessed my copy deliver value.
I literally told everyone in college about my results. Of course, they didn't understand and didn't care. Knowing my copy provided 4 times more value than I anticipated, I successfully crushed my imposter syndrome.
What are the takeaways?
Provide value. Good juju comes your way.
Don't forget that everyone has bad times. This too shall pass. Keep going despite failures. Confucius said, "It doesn't matter how slowly you go, as long as you don't stop."
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