The bloodiest 🩸🩸🩸 conflict: You vs. Your Beliefs

To paraphrase Tolstoy: "Happy brands are all alike; every unhappy brand is unhappy in its own way." I used to believe: I had to be a jack-of-all-trades to succeed. Spoiler alert: It messed up my brand. Instead, do one thing, but do it right. Once I embraced this, everything clicked. Perfection was non-negotiable. It ain't tho. Authenticity >>> perfection. Sharing my failures turned out to be a goldmine for building trust. Self-promotion is ridiculous. I thought being humble meant staying silent. It turns out that people need to hear about your wins to trust you. My audience wanted polished content only. Surprise mf: They love behind-the-scenes glimpses and raw moments. It makes you human, relatable, and authentic. Confronting those beliefs? Totally transformative. My #1 lesson: Doubt yourself and your beliefs. Question everything you do. Keep your head down. And work. 🟡 Like this? Repost it to your network; your followers are gonna love it! The algo's an enigma; you probably won't see this account again, so don't forget to follow me @ Adrian M. Peticila 🟡 for daily branding lore.