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Hey everyone! Looking forward to getting back into putting out weekly Podcast episodes and YouTube videos. This episode goes over some of the struggles we face when comparing ourselves to others. With so much available to us now a days, it can be hard to feel relevant in a world where all is visible. It is important to remember that we all have our own uniques talents and feeling like you are inferior to others is often just a mind game. I hope this episode brings you some value! Enjoy! 

I think we all go through our stages of self-consciousness and self-doubt. This oftentimes makes it difficult to harness the confidence necessary to ask the questions that we want to know the answers to. It happens in school, work, and life. There are a number of factors that contribute to this fear, but at the end of the day, it comes down to fearing what others will think. Your mind forces you into thinking, "It is a stupid question," "What if they say no," "It is going to make me look bad." Stop regretting and start asking. I hope this episode sheds some light on a topic that many of us fall victim to. 

The first month of the New Year is almost over! I know, it is hard to believe! With that said, I wanted to create an episode to help everyone stay on track. Evidence shows that after the first month of the New Year, many of us begin to "drop out" so to speak. Pursuing something new is tough and you should be proud of yourself for having the courage to do so. But, the hard work should not stop after just a month. Here are my three tips for staying on track. If you enjoy today's episode, be sure to hit that subscribe button. Thanks for tuning in! 

What's up everybody! This is officially episode number one of The Better You podcast with Brandon Poulin. Super excited to finally have this up and running. In this introductory episode, I will be providing you with some insight about who I am and what you can expect from the podcast. Thanks for tuning in and enjoy the show!  https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/show-upon-time-brandon-m-poulin/