People are hurting. There are problems that are too sensitive to talk about, that people don’t feel comfortable\u00a0discussing in public, perhaps even in private. Some problems have a lot of shame associated with them (porn, suicide, addictions, etc).<\/p>\n
In some value systems, it can be more difficult to discuss “sinful” or embarrassing subjects. In society as a whole, there are some thoughts, feelings or beliefs\u00a0that would not be “politically correct” to admit in public without unleashing scorn and derision.<\/p>\n
It is obvious that people are feeling stifled.<\/strong> Otherwise there wouldn’t be millions of people voting for a presidential candidate who is willing to “say anything” whether it’s politically correct or not. \u00a0This man has become “the voice” for millions who feel like society has shamed, demeaned, or stifled their thoughts, feelings and speech.<\/p>\n In this brief video I share why it’s important to acknowledge this societal dynamic and how tapping into it could help you build a tribe (a loyal fan base). By being the voice for this\u00a0voiceless group, you could leverage the power of vulnerability to deliver your message to those who desperately need it most.<\/p>\nBe The Voice<\/h2>\n