Life’s A Stage And We’re All Players

As humans, being incredibly social creatures, we all have a bit of a performer inside of us.

Many either simply repress this part of Human Nature or just don’t use it to their advantage.

What am I talking about here?

Social performance!

We all play different “roles” throughout most days:

The Partner…

The Professional…

The Friend…

The Husband/Wife…

The Father/Mother…

The Acquaintance even.

The problem is many people don’t fully embrace their part. They rather just go through the motions of what they believe it means to be a good partner, professional, et cetera.

This is all well and good.

However, there is immense power to be had if you EMBRACE your role.

-- Don’t just quietly speak your lines; boldly perform them! --

Imagine your life is a movie and you are playing the lead role.

And act as someone playing a lead role in a popular movie would!

The benefits of this are twofold:

- Others will begin to see you differently and will remember you because you stand-out from the crowd.

-You will begin to feel more empowered and confident in everything you do.

Think about your favorite actor or actress in Hollywood:

How do they act?

What do you like about them?

What makes them memorable to you?

(Let me know in the comments below!)

Now, I’m not saying start going around being obnoxious in your social performances; indeed there is such a thing as over-acting, which tends to be seen as comical.

But by performing your part with audacity, courage, and energy, you will quickly become a smash hit in the Box Office that is society!

👏 👏 👏

-Ryan, Persona Coach

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