Unleashing Your Inner Power as a Public Speaker
with Kami Guildner
Finding Your Voice: Insights from Kami Guildner on Authentic Public Speaking
In the world of public speaking, authenticity isn't just a buzzword—it's the core of every impactful presentation. This week on The Flourishing Entrepreneur Podcast, we had the pleasure of hosting Kami Guildner, a coach and speaker renowned for her ability to help individuals unleash their true potential on stage. Kami’s approach to public speaking is transformative, emphasizing the power of personal stories and genuine connections.
Embracing Authenticity in Public Speaking
Kami Guildner believes that the essence of great public speaking lies in the speaker's ability to connect deeply with their audience, not through rehearsed perfection but through heartfelt sincerity. This connection is cultivated by speakers who share their vulnerabilities, triumphs, and lessons in a way that resonates with the audience’s own experiences.
Discovering Your Personal Narrative
One of the key insights Kami shared is the importance of developing a personal narrative that goes beyond conventional speaking norms. It's about more than telling your story; it's about telling it in a way that invites your audience into your world. This narrative should be reflective of who you are and aligned with your core values, ensuring that when you speak, you are not just heard but felt.
Actionable Advice: Crafting Your Narrative
Identify Your Core Values: Begin by reflecting on what truly matters to you. What drives your decisions and actions? These values should be the foundation of your narrative.
Incorporate Your Journey: Share key moments from your life that highlight challenges and victories. Be honest about the hurdles you've overcome. This transparency fosters trust and relatability.
Highlight the Transformation: Every story has a turning point. Focus on the transformation in your narrative—how you changed, what you learned, and how it can help others.
Engaging Your Audience with Soulful Storytelling
Kami stresses that effective public speaking is akin to soulful storytelling. It’s about weaving a tapestry of words that captivates and compels, moving your audience to action or deeper understanding. To achieve this, speakers must be fully present and emotionally invested in their message.
Implementing Kami’s Techniques
Practice Mindful Speaking: Before you go on stage, take a moment to center yourself. Focus on your breathing and visualize your words touching each heart in the room.
Use Feedback for Growth: After each speaking engagement, seek feedback not just on what was said, but on how it was received. Adjust your approach based on this invaluable input.
Conclusion
Kami Guildner's insights remind us that powerful public speaking comes from an authentic place. It requires embracing your unique voice and sharing it boldly. For anyone looking to elevate their speaking skills, remember: your authenticity is your greatest asset on stage.
Ready to deepen your public speaking prowess and connect more authentically with your audience? Tune into this week’s episode for a masterclass in transformational communication.
Podcast Episode Overview
TWelcome to a transformative journey into the heart of public speaking with our special guest, Kami Guildner, a renowned coach and speaker who masters the art of connection and authenticity on stage. Join us on The Flourishing Entrepreneur Podcast as we explore the depths of engaging an audience with soulful storytelling and mindful business strategies.
Kami's unique approach intertwines soulful inspiration with practical business insights, helping speakers and entrepreneurs alike to not only find their voice but to use it in a way that resonates deeply with every audience member.
Key Takeaways:
Beyond the Performance: Discover how effective public speaking transcends typical performance and delves into making genuine human connections.
Choosing Your Narrative: Learn the importance of crafting a personal narrative that goes beyond conventional scripts to truly engage and inspire your audience.
Embodying Your Message: Kami shares her insights on why truly great speaking begins with deep personal alignment and how to achieve it.
Tangible Tips for Speakers: Gain actionable advice on how to shift from delivering presentations to creating memorable, impactful speaking experiences.
Featured Insights:
Kami opens up about her journey from reluctance to embrace public speaking to recognizing its power to impact lives. She discusses her pivotal realization that public speaking is not just about delivering a message—it's about ensuring that the message transforms the audience in meaningful ways.
This episode is not just a lesson in public speaking; it's a masterclass in making every word count. Tune in to uncover the secret to speaking that reaches beyond the stage and into the hearts of your audience.
About Kami Guildner
Kami Guildner believes women’s voices matter. She is a connector. A storyteller. A business coach for high vibe women entrepreneurs helping them #RaiseUP their Voice, Vision and Visibility for Impact and Business Growth. Kami helps her clients build businesses they love with more time prosperity and more wealth prosperity. She weaves soulful-inspiration into mindful business strategies, and this Soul+Strategy™ approach to business helps her clients succeed in business and worldly impact.
Connect with Kami Guildner
Website: http://kamiguildner.com
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kamiguildner/
About Aleya Harris
Aleya Harris is the spark for your spark™. A trailblazer in purpose-driven story crafting, she is a marketing executive and ex-Google Vendor Partner who brings her dynamic experience to her role as the CEO of The Evolution Collective Inc. Aleya is an international award-winning speaker, the founder and lead trainer of Spark the Stage ™, and the host of the award-winning Flourishing Entrepreneur Podcast. She is also the author of the bestselling book Spark the Stage: Master the Art of Professional Speaking and Authentic Storytelling to Captivate, Inspire, and Transform Your Audience. Her unique approach as a Strategic Storytelling Consultant has revolutionized the way businesses communicate, transforming workplace cultures and market positioning. With her dynamic energy and proven methodologies, Aleya guides clients to unlock their potential, articulate their radically authentic stories, and achieve unparalleled success.
Watch the Free Masterclass
Join Aleya's free masterclass "Build Unstoppable Confidence and Book Speaking Gigs Without Feeling Like an Impostor." Discover the proven framework to own your story, captivate audiences, and land speaking gigs—even if you’ve doubted your worth or have no experience on stage.
Register at https://www.aleyaharris.com/masterclass
Buy the Book
Aleya's bestselling book will help you become a more confident and authentic professional public speaker. Buy Spark the Stage: Master the Art of Professional Speaking and Authentic Storytelling to Captivate, Inspire & Transform Your Audience on Amazon or anywhere books are sold.
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Sign Up for Spark the Stage™
Spark the Stage™ is an online course and 12-month group coaching program that helps entrepreneurs and executives become radically authentic professional public speakers who can confidently deliver a compelling Radical Spark Signature Talk™ from the stage.
Enroll at https://www.aleyaharris.com/spark
Work with Aleya to Craft a Better Story
An unclear strategy, confusing brand, or undefined workplace culture will repel ideal clients, visibility opportunities, and career-making connections. The Evolution Collective Inc. transforms disconnected teams and overwhelmed leaders into thriving, inclusive cultures through Radically Authentic Strategic Storytelling.
Schedule a call at https://www.evolutioncollective.com/
Book Aleya to Speak
To book Aleya to edutain your audience at your next event as a keynote speaker, please visit www.aleyaharris.com/speaking to check out her speaking topics, reels, and why. Click "Schedule a Call" to secure the speaker with "that something new" you've been looking for.
Connect with Aleya Harris
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LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aleyaharris/
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[00:01] Aleya Harris: Just be the light, step into your power, own the stage, spark the stage. Oop, that one's mine. All of those things sound really good, right?
[00:14] But when you're the one standing on the stage with the spotlight on your face in front of an audience, all of the euphemisms and colorful language and theme, thematic imagery, none of that is going to help you unless you know what to do with your hands and you know how to engage an audience and you know specific tangible ways to make a connection and why connection is even important in the first place.
[00:44] Well, if that is you and you want some tangible tips on how to make an audience just be like putty in your hands because they are so connected with you, then, my friend, this episode is for you.
[00:59] Today we have the utmost pleasure of speaking with Cammie Gildner. Candy. Cammie Gildner. Cammie Gildner. Coaching helps clients build businesses they love with more time, prosperity and more wealth prosperity, hello, time and money.
[01:16] That is definitely something that I am all about. She weaves soulful inspiration into mindful business strategies. And this soul goal plus strategy approach to business helps our clients succeed in business and worldly impact.
[01:31] You will definitely hear this come through her interview where not only is she someone who helps you get in touch with yourself, but she is a speaker who's spoken on hundreds of stages and is not just telling you stuff that she's heard, telling you stuff that she's read, telling you something from a course she's took, but telling you something from her lived experience to help you know exactly, intangibly how to make better connections with your audience from the stage.
[01:56] All right, you ready? I'm ready. It was a really good conversation. All right, let's go.
[02:04] Yuliya Patsay: Welcome to the Flourishing Entrepreneur podcast with Alayah Harris.
[02:10] If you're looking for actionable ways to overcome communication and differentiation challenges by sharing radically authentic stories, you are in the right place. Listen in and learn how to stand in the power of your unique narrative to transform your personal life, business and workplace culture.
[02:30] And now, your host, award winning international speaker, strategic storytelling consultant and Japanese whiskey lover, Ruby Coral's mom, Alaia Harris.
[02:53] Aleya Harris: Cammie, thank you so much for joining us here on the Flourishing Entrepreneur podcast. How you doing today?
[02:59] Kami Guildner: I'm doing great. I'm excited to be here to talk about a subject I love to talk.
[03:04] Aleya Harris: About and you talk about it so well. So it's not just your excitement, it's my excitement as well because for this season I really wanted to bring in people that didn't just like, talk about it.
[03:15] They knew how to be about it. Right. Like, you are a speaker. You talk, you coach, you do all of the wonderful things around helping people show up in their power.
[03:24] So the audience really is in for a treat. And today we're stepping into just a little bit of your sweet sauce. But I think it's the core of your, like, sweet, secret, wonderful goodness.
[03:36] Kami Guildner: Yeah.
[03:37] Aleya Harris: Which is other people and how to treat them really well, how to understand your role as a speaker is not about you. It's about the people in the audience. Can you tell me one, how you had that revelation and how that's impacted the way that you speak?
[03:58] Kami Guildner: So when I started my business 15 years ago, the last thing I wanted to do was get on stages. That was. I was just like, nope, not going to do it.
[04:07] I had a business coach say, that's the fastest way to grow. And I was like, no, I'm not going to do that.
[04:12] And then about, I don't know, a few years later, I decided that I wanted to impact 1 million women around the world, helping them raise up their voice and their visibility.
[04:21] And I'm like, I am not going to do that one person at a time. I really need to get over myself and get on stages. And so I went through all sorts of different trainings and all the good things and started telling story.
[04:35] And that was a place where it really opened me up into telling story.
[04:40] And that was really fun. I loved the story part of it. And then when I started doing more speaking, you know, really having talks that I was bringing to people, I think the biggest thing, very early on, I was going out there and I had all this stuff up in my head, and I was like, no, wait a minute.
[04:57] This isn't about me. And somebody said this to me, this is not about you. This is about the people in the audience. And it's like touching each person, if you can touch and impact one person at a time, you're really.
[05:10] You open it up. And it was like. It changed everything for me because then it was a connection to the people one at a time that I was talking to in the audiences.
[05:20] And it's like, if I can create an impact for any one of these people, that's how I can make a difference. And as soon as I made that shift, it took me out of my head.
[05:31] It got me out of my head and started to get me into the connection that was happening with the audience.
[05:37] Aleya Harris: I love that story, and I often say the same thing. But I want to dig a little bit deeper.
[05:44] Why is it important to connect Because, Evan, I'll give you a little bit more to work on, because that's a really high level random question. Right? Because if you think about it like when you're writing a blog post, for example, you're not really necessarily focusing on connecting.
[05:59] You're giving good information, you're making it tangible. You're getting all those lovely SEO keywords in there. Right?
[06:05] But. And people sometimes view like, well, I'm on stage and I'm giving out the same type of information, and I'm always like, don't be the person that's like a blog post reader on the stage.
[06:15] The difference between the mediums is connection. But why is it important to connect when you're on the stage?
[06:22] Kami Guildner: Well, and it's just the whole. You've seen people get onto a stage and they're projecting their message and they might be a very talented speaker and they can, you know, they can get onto the stage and they can say all the right words, they can have all the confidence, but they're not connecting with the audience.
[06:40] And I've seen this happen. And, and it's, it doesn't land. People don't, people don't connect with that. They don't go, oh my gosh, they don't start to lean into that.
[06:50] That's like they're being served a platter of, okay, I'm just giving you this platter of information versus come and let's, let's enjoy this together. And there's a big difference between that and I'll.
[07:01] And I'll even say, even when I write a blog post, I'm actually thinking about that connection. So.
[07:06] Aleya Harris: Well, that's. Cause you're a speaker, you can't. I mean, once you turn it on, you can't turn it off.
[07:10] Kami Guildner: No, you're right. You're right. Yeah.
[07:12] Aleya Harris: So. But I, then I see it in my mind exactly the type, the two types of speakers you're talking about. The ones that connect and the ones that don't. But what tangible things can you give people that if they're just beginning their speaking career or they said, whoa, I'm the kind of speaker that just serves it up on a platter.
[07:32] How can I make that transition? What can they do to move from the speaker that doesn't connect to the speaker that does connect?
[07:40] Kami Guildner: Yeah. One of the best tricks really is to start with that eye contact, right. Where you're just truly looking somebody. You find someone in the audience and you, you know, you have a sentence or two that you land and you're Connecting eye to eye with that person.
[07:54] And then you move to the next person and you have that, you know, one to one conversation with that person. And so it starts to break down as you're just speaking to a crowd of people, but you're actually speaking to real people and you can see their eyes and you can, you know, you can feel their heart.
[08:13] So that's one way that you can do it. And then I think the other way is to really connect into yourself before you actually walk onto the stage. And that was something that I really had to learn to do.
[08:24] And I still, I mean, I've been on hundreds of stages and I still, before I walk onto the stage, I'll take that deep breath, I'll take my hand, I'll put that on my belly and just kind of breathe into that space and connect with myself and then walk into the room.
[08:42] And that's a different type of a connection because I've connected first with myself and then I start to connect with others.
[08:50] Aleya Harris: Well, that second part is like, that's my jam.
[08:53] Kami Guildner: Like.
[08:53] Aleya Harris: Cause I teach people how to be radically authentic speakers. Right. And the only way to do that is to know yourself. I want to go back to your first point though, because it actually flies in the face of what a lot of of.
[09:05] We're going to be nice and call them speaking gurus. Say they're like, look over the tops of the. If you're nervous, look over the tops of their heads.
[09:14] Kami Guildner: You don't imagine them naked.
[09:16] Aleya Harris: Yeah, exactly. You don't have to look them in their eyes. Just pretend. Just speak out to the faceless crowd and that's how you'll be more confident. But I actually find your method to.
[09:29] To be more confident building. Can you expand on how making individual connections and treating audience members like relates to being confident on stage?
[09:39] Kami Guildner: Sure. Because if you're just speaking to the tops of people's heads, there's no. Again, there's no connection. Right. You're not making connection with people there. And so the confidence comes from that inner like.
[09:52] And what I often talk about is we can be confident in our words, right? We can be like, we can have confidence and we can still be projecting.
[10:00] And so there's that element. But what the next part of it is is when we really start to embody our message where we, like where we l Our words come from within us and we reach the people in the room from within us.
[10:15] So it becomes this connection that is really deep.
[10:21] And I think that's a big difference. And so the confidence we can have confidence and still not make the connection.
[10:28] And I actually have a diagram where we're like, okay, you have all these limiting thoughts that you can start with, right? It's like, oh, am I. Whatever. Am I good enough?
[10:37] Am I going to mess up my words? You have all these limiting. All that junk that shows up, which.
[10:41] Aleya Harris: By the way, even people that have been on hundreds of stages, we still feel all of those things. So, yeah, yeah, Cammie's not talking just about. You don't feel. Don't.
[10:50] Kami Guildner: No, totally not. I totally get those. I totally get those. And then the next place is we start to feel confident, but we can still have that projecting phase. And then the third phase is where we actually find we're embodying our message, and that connection happens there.
[11:08] And that's where we can really become movement makers in our message because. Because we are just so connected into our words and what we stand for. And we. We like, we.
[11:19] We own our message in such a different way as we stand in our fire that way.
[11:24] Aleya Harris: I love that. Owning your message, embodying your message, standing in your fire. But I'm going to challenge you a little bit, Cammie.
[11:32] Kami Guildner: Sure, tell me.
[11:33] Aleya Harris: Only. Only because I can. Only because you're an actual professional, not someone who just like, talks about this on the weekends. Right.
[11:40] I say things like that, too. Standing, sparking your spark, standing in your power. All of those things are really intangible, though. And it's when you get it, you're like, oh, my God, I'm standing in my power because you feel it.
[11:54] But before you get it, before you realize you're doing it, it's very hard to do any of those nebulous concepts.
[12:04] So if you were to tell someone who's like, okay, I'm going to go embody my message. What did you write my talk all over my body? Like, what is that mean?
[12:12] Yeah, you were going to give them. Even if it's just the first step, how do they embody themselves? Maybe embody their message, maybe to then get on stage to build that connection.
[12:25] What is something tangible?
[12:26] Kami Guildner: So we have a course that we call Soul Speaks from the stage. And this comes from a friend of mine, Paula Friedland, founded the body of works called Soul Speaks. And then I start.
[12:36] Started bringing her into my clients because I. I believe in her work so much. It was work that I did for myself, and it really, really worked. And what I love about it is that, you know what, when we're, like, thinking about what we're going to say, we get up all up in our head.
[12:52] You know, it's like, okay, I'm going to say this, I'm going to say that. And, you know, you try to memorize things, and I'm not a good memorizer.
[12:59] Aleya Harris: Horrible, Horrible. I could never be an actress. The director would be like, stop changing the script totally.
[13:10] Kami Guildner: And so what I learned through the. The through soul speaks is to. To let our words come through us. So we did a lot of practice and that. My clients do a lot of practice of.
[13:24] Of not of walking onto a stage without an agenda, what they're going to talk about.
[13:30] And when you start to do that and you take that landing breath of okay, a big breath of okay, this what wants to flow through here, you tune into your body and you listen, and then you let the words flow.
[13:44] That's how we teach it. And what I love about this is that it enables us to get comfortable on a stage and not worry if we're gonna. If we. You know, I think my.
[13:55] One of my biggest fears early on was I was gonna forget what I was gonna say, and I don't have that fear anymore because I'm like, all I have to do is pause and take a breath, and then, you know, like, listen to what wants to come forth, and it will come forth.
[14:08] So that's how you really start to embod. Embody your message is one aspect of it. And then I think the other aspect of it is really knowing what it is that you stand for.
[14:19] Knowing if the whole world could hear one message from you, what is that? And you're getting people to just, like, lean into, this is what I stand for. I want you to stop thinking, act, and do something different, because this is something you haven't heard before.
[14:33] So you've landed in that kind of messaging.
[14:36] And once you've landed in that kind of messaging, it takes a lot of work to get there. But once you land there, what happens is that. That you just. You know that to your very core that that's what you stand for.
[14:50] And so you're embodying your message. So it's a bit of both, right? It's. It's a. It's like knowing your messaging so deep that you know, this is it. I'm putting a stake in the ground on it.
[14:59] And then the other part of it is learning to get out of our heads and into letting our messages flow through us. Because, you know, stories, you know your messaging, and if.
[15:11] If you let. If you trust yourself enough there, you can really embody your messaging.
[15:17] Aleya Harris: Oh, I'm so glad I asked the deeper question. And I mean, that was beautiful. That was beautiful. I hope people realize that they were just given a gift because a lot of people can't break that down.
[15:30] The way that I explain it is channel, channeling. You are channeling the message as you step on stage. And when you do that, it gives that confidence because you realize that perfection is already going to happen because you're in a place where nothing besides perfection can happen.
[15:51] You're channeling from a perfect place. That is exactly what that audience needs to hear in that exact moment. Which might not be what you thought. Yeah, right.
[16:00] Kami Guildner: You're in the zone. Right? And I so agree with that.
[16:03] Aleya Harris: You are insane.
[16:04] Kami Guildner: It may not be what you thought. It's totally may not be what you thought.
[16:07] Aleya Harris: And I also tell people that when you are channeling, that means that the work of public speaking, the majority of it, happens before you ever step on the stage.
[16:21] Because you can't just never before took a deep breath in your life and get up on stage, take a deep breath and be like, well, what are we talking about?
[16:32] Right? Like it goes back to what you're saying. You have to do the work to know your core message. You have to do the work of listening and opening. And for some people, the messages come differently.
[16:42] For me, I am very blessed because God knows I need a literal lifestyle here. I actually will hear the words. Some people just feel a feeling. Some people get pictures or colors or sounds or.
[16:56] But you have to figure out what that is, what that means for what's in front of you. And then you can't get the next level. When you're talking, as you're talking to you continue to stay open.
[17:10] You need to be able to then shift as you're talking, right? Because being in silence, that's great, you can hear it. But as your words are falling out of your mouth and then you're like, you feel that there's a shift to being able to navigate around.
[17:24] That's why my slides barely have any words on it. Because I don't know what we going to talk about. I promise title. That is all I promise you.
[17:34] Kami Guildner: I love it. I love it. It's so good.
[17:37] Aleya Harris: Before, I like this 15 new 15 minute format. It's a. It's exciting, but it's also like, I have so many other things I want to talk about. But I'm gonna honor myself and my format and you and your time.
[17:50] But I am going to ask you, when it comes to connection, when it comes to Audience, when it comes to soul, when it comes to channeling, when it comes to being the type of speaker that is of the highest good for the audience in front of their face, what final words of wisdom can you leave with us?
[18:07] Kami Guildner: Be you. Just be you. I mean, it's like, don't try to be that speaker that's over there or that speaker that's over there. Just find your presence and, and walk in your truth.
[18:19] Walk in your presence and don't try. You know, if you're showing up authentically as you, you, there's people are going to feel that and they're going to connect with you.
[18:29] Aleya Harris: Well, speaking of connecting with you, thank you for the segue. How would you like people to connect with you? Where can they find you?
[18:36] Kami Guildner: They can find me on my website. It's kamigilner.com and if you on the upper right corner there is a get updates button and that's a good way to stay in touch with me.
[18:48] And also I do monthly trainings, free trainings, every month. So a good way just jump, jump into my calendar of trainings that I do every month.
[18:58] Aleya Harris: Well, I mean, Cammie, you're really just the gift that keeps giving because free is in everyone's budget.
[19:03] Kami Guildner: Yeah, totally.
[19:04] Aleya Harris: And if I can even like you can promise even a little bit of what you've given here, I mean, the value is huge. So thank you for sharing your magic with us today.
[19:15] It's been wonderful having you as a guest.
[19:17] Kami Guildner: Thank you so much for having me on your show. I appreciate you.
[19:24] Aleya Harris: So, like, if you didn't believe me before that, like, you need to channel and meditate and get all into yourself and get real before you get on stage. Hopefully hearing it from Cammie made you believe me.
[19:41] Made you believe that it's not just me. It's not just this kooky, curly haired lady, Aleyah, telling you to do these things. It is actual advice from somebody else. Somebody who's also spoken on hundreds of stages, someone who coaches people to do the same types of things.
[19:58] Sometimes it just takes hearing it from someone else, but I hope that now it has sunken in with you and you're going to do the work. If you're interested in leaning in, reach out to Cammie through her contact inside the show notes.
[20:11] Reach out to me. Join Spark the stage. Go to leahurris.commasterclass and take the free masterclass or go to Cami's website and take her free workshop that she said that she hosts monthly.
[20:24] You can get started. You can get started. Today, you don't have to be scared of yourself.
[20:32] Let me pause, let me take the tempo down. I'm wrapping up, I'm wrapping, I'm wrapping, but I need to take this tempo down and I need you to hear this clearly.
[20:44] You don't have to be scared of yourself.
[20:50] I realize, and it's hitting me, I guess I'm channeling right now, that this entire episode was about you getting into yourself so that you could reach others.
[21:01] And sometimes the stage fright, actually all the time, the stage fright really comes from the judgments we put on ourselves and the judgments we put on the things that nobody else can see or know about besides us.
[21:16] And so the more we rifle around in ourselves to try to find our purpose, and the more we dig around and unroot, limiting the beliefs, the more we have to confront those things, those shadowy places that scare us.
[21:31] But let me just tell you, there's nothing inside of you that can hurt you. Even the things that have hurt in the past, even the deep seated trauma, drama, resentment, blame, pain, it's already done the pain, it's already done the hurt, it's already done the damage.
[21:49] Your job is to let it go. And yes, will, looking at it, maybe have you reconfront something that has hurt you in the past? Yes. But guess where you are living right now?
[22:01] In the present.
[22:03] Whatever has hurt you in the past is in the past. Whatever experience you had in the past is in the past. And, and when you look at it, realize that you are currently in the very safe, very cozy, very comfortable present and that thing just needs to be released.
[22:20] Yes, you have to pick it up. Yes, you have to be the one to boot it out and wipe up the mess it left behind. But it can no longer hurt you.
[22:29] And the sooner and the better you are able to confront those things, the better speaker you'll be, the better business owner you'll be, the better mother, you'll be, the better father, you'll be, the better parent, spouse, friend, sister, brother.
[22:52] I know that the work that Kami calls you to do, the work that I call you to do, to reach your full potential, to love you into the highest version of yourself, is not easy work.
[23:04] If it were, everybody would do it and everybody would be, you know, out there shining on a stage, but they're not.
[23:10] It's hard, but it's worth it.
[23:14] Not just to become a speaker, not just to make the money which will happen, but to be happier, to be joyful, to find that purpose, to find the reason why you get up every morning and to step into that with pure confidence, knowing that you are unshakable and unbreakable.
[23:34] So with that, I leave you in this episode with lots to think about and hopefully a little bit of encouragement to do the things My name is Alayah Harris. This is the Flourishing Entrepreneur Podcast Season five and now and always.
[23:54] I wish you love, light and abundance. Bye for now.
[24:03] Yuliya Patsay: Thank you for listening to this episode of the Flourishing Entrepreneur Podcast with Aleah Harris. Vibing with what you hear, leave a five star review to spread the love and be sure to click subscribe.
[24:15] We wish you love, light and abundance. See you next.
