The Tim Macy Show

I worry about my balance of public perception and real life. I don’t want to be someone that makes things seem better than they are and focus on recognition and craving acceptance from others. I often worry about it because it’s an easy trap to fall into! In today’s world, it’s a natural trap to compare yourself to others and ask yourself why your private life isn’t more like someone else’s public life. It’s easy to see someone else getting recognition and wonder why you’re not getting the same recognition. The problem is, none of it really matters. I enjoyed reading a post from Chris Heller today where he said: “I operated with blind faith that if I got extraordinary results in whatever I was doing, opportunities would show up.” The most successful people I know focused for years on creating results, not worrying if people noticed. I believe when you are good at what you do, when you are the best at what you do, the results speak for themselves and the recognition happens. And if it doesn’t…. who cares? I’ve