Play to your strengths so many times we can get caught up and lost and confused because we're trying to do things that aren't really what we're good at. If you put yourself in positions consistently constantly where you are at a disadvantage you're going to be disappointed with the results personally. I know that I'm a powerful speaker and that I can connect with people but when I put myself too much in the receiving position where I'm consuming too much content, or I'm watching. Cutter people put on the show actually get very kind of tired. Lethargic not energized. I know that extroverted and doing things that are pushing creating moving forward are what drive me and people are different. We're not all the same some people get energized by relaxing some people are more introverted, but it's important to be honest with yourself because so often we're trying to conform and play to somebody else's standard or what we think is expected of us. And that's exactly why we fail because consistently and constantly trying to live up to somebody else's image of what we should be like is exactly what gets us in trouble. So don't let other people's expectation or idea of who you should be or society's Norms allow you to put yourself in a weird box. Don't box yourself in you're going to be miserable unhappy and you're going to feel like you don't know why. I step out do the things that make you happy look for Bliss when you know, what really makes you fulfilled and enjoy life. It's easy. It's effortless, but when you're constantly chasing that validation and trying to pursue things because you think you should that you fail do what you really want do what really draws you in? What are you magnetize to and what is magnetized to you? Not what you think it into now trying to tickle. a box be yourself unapologetically and your life will be 10 times better for
I share with the secrets of how you can tap into your own inner strength and use it to be successful in life! S U B S C R I B E : https://www.youtube.com/user/RafaelEliassen?sub_confirmation=1  Coaching with Rafael: https://www.rafaeleliassen.com/coaching  #InnerStrength #Strength #FindInnerStrength #FindingYourInnerStrength #DevelopInnerStrength #IncreaseInnerStrength #IncreasingInnerStrength #SelfImprovement #PersonalDevelopment #Motivation #SelfHelp #Motivational #MotivationalSpeech #MotivationalSpeaker   What is something you learned very late in life, but wish you knew much earlier? Everybody is a genius. If you judge a fish on its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing that it’s stupid ~ Albert Einstein  We all applaud such quotes and condemn the educational system. A system which educates us to be “good” at everything. Working on your weakness and discarding your strengths is what we are taught in school. Is it really worth it? If Albert Einstein tried to be the life of every party, would he be great at physics? If Alexander the great started focusing on being an empath, would he have conquered half of Asia by 30? Whether or not you agree with these people, they were successful. They were known for their strengths. People who are great at something are rewarded way more than someone who is good at everything. Selective greatness is not what people strive for. I can bet you are currently more focused on your weakness than your strengths. Maybe you are trying to fulfil society’s standards of how you are supposed to be extroverted. Maybe you are trying to put yourself in the box of the adventurer while you really like a simple lifestyle. I don’t know you;  But I do know that the world will miss out on your greatness if you keep trying to box yourself in. Yes, normalise your weaknesses but work more on your strengths. Are you artistic? Try Filmmaker, animating, etc. Are you an empath? Try being a psychologist, writer, etc. Are you resourceful? Try being an entrepreneur. What's the one strength you will start working on? Because if you don’t you are just wasting your potential. 