On one hand, you shouldn’t care what people think and say about you.
Caring too much can lead to self-doubt and unnecessary fear.
However, there are times when you should pay close attention to what some people say about you.
And, in specific circumstances, there’s a big benefit in asking people for their honest feedback on how you impact their lives.
Here’s an example of some unsolicited feedback I received from a musician friend:
I hope you have. It’s very rewarding.
But sometimes, it’s okay to directly ask someone to send you their thoughts on the impact you’ve had on them.
Here’s a video I received from Payal:
Testimonials like these are beneficial for two reasons:
One, they give you valuable feedback that proves to yourself that you are making a difference. And that confirmation fuels your mission!
Two, it serves as social proof that you are truly helping people, which can encourage others to benefit from the talents, wisdom, and expertise you offer.
If it’s not obvious yet, Michelle and Payal have both enjoyed a coaching session with me.
If that’s something you feel you might benefit from too, then …
I’ve coached hundreds of people one-on-one over the years.
These client friends have been musicians, aspiring YouTubers, authors, visual artists, energy workers, healers, life coaches, and more.
You can watch and read a lot more testimonials from people I’ve worked with on this page.
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Have an amazing week!
Bob
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