#3564: Stop Trying To Be “Relatable”

This one is for leaders and high performers who keep lowering themselves just to feel relatable. In this episode, I explain how trying to relate to everyone can quietly weaken your authority and pull you away from your real standard. When I stay at my level and focus on clarity instead of approval, the right people rise to meet me. Relatability may feel safe, but leadership is built on direction, not shared weakness. The people who truly matter don’t need me to blend in, they need me to lead.

Show Notes:

[07:14]#1 Relatability is a strategy for avoiding rejection. 

[11:23]#2 People trust consistency more than they trust similarity.

[17:23]#3 Aspiration outperforms relatability. 

[19:57] Recap

Episodes Mentioned:

2427: “You Think You’re Better!” Well, I Am

1031: The Value Of Not-Friends In Your Life

Next Steps:

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