The POWER of one post...
Sharing our struggles can be a lifeline for others.
Deborah Byrd reflects on times when social media was her best freind getting her through dark times.
Just Post It 🙌
Embrace Authenticity 💪
Be a beacon of hope for those who need it most ✊
Shout out to Dan Keller & Dave Savage for being a light in the dark.
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Transcript:
But you know, when I said my social story of pushing everybody away because I am one that likes to test, I'll push and push, and then it's that self fulfilling prophecy where I'm like, see, I knew you wouldn't stick with me. I knew you wouldn't choose me for the long haul. My best friend was social media. When I was in my back crying and feeling sorry for myself and playing victim like I remembered and stayed connected with certain people that I would follow on social from just sales mastery from 2013, I would see little glimpses of Dan Keller or Dave Savage or Todd Duncan and they would have these inspirational messages that would help me in my darkest times.
And if it weren't for the Bill Harts and the Tod Duncan's and just the mortgage industry and they're coming from abundance of willing to share on social, that's the power of that one post. I don't care if it gets 100,000 views and 100,000 likes, if it can impact one person who's having that dark moment where you don't know where they're at and they see that message because they may be very alone and they may have pushed everybody else away, but you may give that person hope. And so why not share your light or your mess that happens to be the light for other people who may be in a mess. It's like, let's quit with this perfect life. I'm the most flawed human, I haven't met a single person that's not flawed, I'll tell you that.
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