Shame Stops us From Following our Dreams!

Shame demands that we conform, don't take risks, or stand out.
To play by shame's rules we must be like everyone else at all times or face a societal voice that says we aren't good enough - but why would we listen to this voice? Why would we want to conform at all?
Because unfortunately shame speaks to us in the first person and makes us feel like we will never be enough unless we play by shame's rules...
You know what I say to shame's rules?
Screw you...
Don't let shame steal your dreams - don't be afraid to step our from conformity's grip, don't be afraid to fail, The reality is that it's those who don't conform find the most success.
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[@alexandratoma2270]

This is such an important subject especially in today’s digital world with access to everyone’s “best self”. Opened up a lot of internal questions and also brought some light to a lot of thoughts I have been having lately about my career path. Thank you for sharing this! 🙌

[@jbevolve2023]

I needed to hear this today...great video!

[@anupamsharma4200]

Great video!!!

[@rudezworld4560]

Love this.

[@dimitriyates2701]

Brilliant vid John. Thanks for sharing!

[@mohibquadri6957]

Extremely Useful points well addressed ! John what are your thoughts on how could someone get a huge entry level salary as employee in field of engineering projects or lets say any sector ? Does the scope of our internships/certifications or present value of it in industry decides the salary or are there some other points which people miss while searching for dream jobs or underselling ourselves in interviews due to some lack of experiences...