#38 You’ll Never Be Enough with Drexwell Seymour

Be The Wolf

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Ever stood in front of the mirror wishing that the person looking back at you was different? You’re tired of feeling like there is something wrong with you.

You raise your fists at the sky and screaming in your head, “Why me?! Haven’t I suffered enough?”

You’ve been made fun of for the way you look, the way you talk, where you came from, and a bunch of other things you couldn’t change.

And deep down you thought, “Once I am successful, everything will be okay. Then people will treat me better. Then I will be happy.”

But no matter how hard you work or how much you “succeed,” that image in the mirror doesn’t change.

You wear the “right” clothes and have perfect hair. You have an enviable car and job title. And you ALWAYS make sure to say the right thing.

But you’re starting to realize, it will never be enough.

You don’t love what you do. It drains you, it’s not fulfilling.

You know deep down something has to change. But you don’t even know where to begin.

How do you find the RIGHT path, when all that you know how to do has led you here?

The truth is, your path is not going to look like everyone else’s. Your RIGHT path will be unique to you.

And it starts with you realizing that who you truly are is as good as anyone else. And then taking the steps to make sure you believe 100% in you!

The fact is, the best opportunities come to you because you believe in yourself and are happy with the person in the mirror. Because nobody will truly think highly of you until you do.

As a career empowerment coach, I need you to know that this is 100% possible. And that’s why I love talking to people like Drexwell Seymour on my podcast, Be the Wolf. For most of his life, he suffered from an inferiority complex. Until one day he had the realization that nobody is greater than he. And now he uses his experiences to inspire and encourage others to “rise up and take their position.” Which is just another way of helping people to “Be the Wolf - be who they were born to be.” 😉

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