Speaker 1: Good morning, good afternoon, good evening. You are tuned in
Speaker 1: to the Vitamin D with Dawn Day podcast and I
Speaker 1: am your host, Dawn Day, here to get you excited
Speaker 1: about your life so that you can live life on
Speaker 1: purpose and for a purpose. And this is your first
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Speaker 1: my name. My name is Dawn, and you get Vitamin
Speaker 1: D from the sun. So I'm here a shed light
Speaker 1: into your life. And I do this with inspirational insights
Speaker 1: and conversations with celebrities and everyday people like you and me,
Speaker 1: because if you want to be better and you want
Speaker 1: to do better, then you're going to have to be
Speaker 1: able to see better. So join me on this journey
Speaker 1: of living our best lives and understanding and realizing how
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Speaker 1: Hello, somebody, somebody, Hello, Oh, this is Doing Day reporting
Speaker 1: to you live from the closet. I'm standing in my closet.
Speaker 1: I know I have been coming live to you quite
Speaker 1: often here recently from my closet, but as I shared
Speaker 1: with you, a lot of transformation has been happening not
Speaker 1: only in my life before my life, because it's all
Speaker 1: happening for a greater good, right. And I told you
Speaker 1: in a previous episode, I'm watching this new show on
Speaker 1: Apple TV Plus entitled The Big Door Prize, and it
Speaker 1: really got my interest because, well, one first and foremost,
Speaker 1: I got a glimpse that my girl, Gabrielle Dennis. Mind you,
Speaker 1: we probably met once or twice on a red carpet,
Speaker 1: but clearly that's my girl was on the show, which
Speaker 1: nade me want to dive in and see what is
Speaker 1: it about? Well, if you heard the last episode, it's
Speaker 1: about this machine called Morpho that appears in a store
Speaker 1: in a small town called Deerfield that's telling folks their
Speaker 1: life potential. Folks are going in this store putting money in,
Speaker 1: putting their Social Security number in, letting it scan their fingerprints,
Speaker 1: and boom, their life potential is revealed. If you came
Speaker 1: across the machine that could tell you your life potential, would
Speaker 1: you use it? Would you be apprehensive of finding out
Speaker 1: what it is? If you found out your life potential
Speaker 1: is what you're not doing, do you think you would
Speaker 1: have the courage to pursue it? Or better yet, what
Speaker 1: would you do if the card that revealed your life
Speaker 1: potential is what you're doing right now, how would you
Speaker 1: feel about it? Well, these are different scenarios that are
Speaker 1: happening with various individuals within the show. However, what I
Speaker 1: want to highlight on episode three spoiler alert, spoiler alert,
Speaker 1: is about impostor syndrome. Are you familiar with it? I
Speaker 1: feel a lot of us have experienced it or probably
Speaker 1: are experience in it right now. What is imposter syndrome? Well,
Speaker 1: I'm glad you asked. I had to go ahead and
Speaker 1: google it because I know it was about, you know,
Speaker 1: the idea of not feeling like you're good enough or
Speaker 1: understanding your worth. But here's the actual definition. Imposture syndrome
Speaker 1: is defined as an I quote, the condition of feeling
Speaker 1: anxious and not experiencing success internally despite being high performing
Speaker 1: in external and objective ways. Now we see this coming
Speaker 1: out full throttle when the episode opens up or shortly thereafter,
Speaker 1: because it highlights one of the main characters in the show.
Speaker 1: Or Yeah, his name is Jacob. Jacob works at the
Speaker 1: store that the more machine appeared at. He uses the
Speaker 1: machine and he gets the card hero Immediately he rejects
Speaker 1: it like, what is this pause? How many of us
Speaker 1: have or shouldn't say us, Have you ever found yourself
Speaker 1: blocking blessings in your life, whether that be a compliment
Speaker 1: somebody wanted to share with you, Oh I couldn't do that,
Speaker 1: that wasn't me. Whether it was a new opportunity which
Speaker 1: you felt like you weren't ready for because you didn't
Speaker 1: deserve it, or perhaps even sabotaged a relationship of somebody
Speaker 1: that is wanting to love you because you're so used
Speaker 1: to the contrary. That's what I like to define it
Speaker 1: as ways that we are getting in our way, hence
Speaker 1: blocking us from living out our full potential. So here
Speaker 1: comes Jacob, like I said, he's at the store. He
Speaker 1: gets the card Hero. Immediately he's trying to rebuke it, like, oh,
Speaker 1: that's not me, that's not me. The store owner, who
Speaker 1: is uper excited, is like, whoa, let me take your picture.
Speaker 1: Let me take a picture of you and the cart,
Speaker 1: because I'm sure you are going to aspire so many
Speaker 1: other people. Well, let me tell you about Jacob's here
Speaker 1: car giving the term Hero. What we find out in
Speaker 1: the episode is that the principle of the high school
Speaker 1: that he attends Deerfield High School got into a motorcycle accident.
Speaker 1: You may recall I mentioned her in the previous episodes
Speaker 1: where I discussed episodes one and two of the Big
Speaker 1: Door Prize and how the principal her life potential car
Speaker 1: came out as a motorcyclist. So what does she do?
Speaker 1: She went out there and got a motorcycle. Well, in
Speaker 1: episode three, it is revealed that principal pat that's her name,
Speaker 1: got into an accident, and you know who saved her, Jacob.
Speaker 1: Now here's the thing. As soon as Jacob discovered that
Speaker 1: she had went off the road, he dialed nine to
Speaker 1: one one. He goes into class, everybody's congratulating him, like,
Speaker 1: oh my god, she did an amazing job. Even when
Speaker 1: he goes home to see his dad, which their relationship
Speaker 1: was a bit strange due to recent deaths, talking about oh, son,
Speaker 1: you're a hero, old dad. What is this about? Why
Speaker 1: are you talking to me now? Now? Just to give
Speaker 1: you an idea, Jacob is having challenges because he grew
Speaker 1: up in the whole family household. We learned in this
Speaker 1: episode that his mother died a few years ago, and
Speaker 1: which he's carrying the burden of having to be the
Speaker 1: parent for not only himself and his twin brother, but
Speaker 1: taking upon the household because his dad has following a
Speaker 1: deep depression. But hold on, get this, a few months ago,
Speaker 1: his twin brother dies, so that really places the strain
Speaker 1: on the relationship with him and his dad because he
Speaker 1: feels as though he can't communicate with his dad. And
Speaker 1: his brother was the superstar athlete quote unquote, the hero
Speaker 1: of the town that everyone looked up to. So when
Speaker 1: Jacob receives his card that says hero, he has a
Speaker 1: hard time accepting it. Why because in his mind he
Speaker 1: can't measure it out well, you know the quote from
Speaker 1: Marianne Williamson. Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate.
Speaker 1: Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure.
Speaker 1: Question for you, how do you measure potential? Because you're
Speaker 1: not there yet, you get an idea of how distant
Speaker 1: it is, it is, how grand it is, how large
Speaker 1: it is, how amazing it is. But the reality of
Speaker 1: it is is that oftentimes we haven't necessarily tapped into
Speaker 1: the greatest part. And I feel as though the journey
Speaker 1: of life is all about that. But see when imposter
Speaker 1: syndrome comes in the way it comes almost like a shield.
Speaker 1: The way I imagine in my mind, it's like these
Speaker 1: blessings in the form of rain coming down, and an
Speaker 1: individual experience in imposture syndrome will immediately open up the umbrella,
Speaker 1: feeling as though it is or they are protecting themselves,
Speaker 1: but an actuality blocking the blessings that are raining down
Speaker 1: on them. Now, if you think about it in hindsight,
Speaker 1: I'm just saying this and it's just being revealed to me.
Speaker 1: But oftentimes I feel as though we don't step into
Speaker 1: our new potential or our grand potential, our greatest potential
Speaker 1: because we are trying to protect ourselves. Us tells some
Speaker 1: what Dawn. I'm glad you asked of the unknown, of
Speaker 1: the possibility of more. Why Because we get confined a
Speaker 1: feeling safe in our environment in which we can control,
Speaker 1: not realizing that when we have the courage, the audacity,
Speaker 1: the ambition to step out and grasp and reach for
Speaker 1: our full potential or even get on the brink of
Speaker 1: tapping into it, how many other people we actually inspire. So,
Speaker 1: like I said, here's Jacob going to the school. Congratulations.
Speaker 1: His dad is even enamored about the work that he's doing.
Speaker 1: He really hasn't had a conversation or relationship with his
Speaker 1: dad and which he longs for. And here his dad
Speaker 1: is saying, son, I heard about what you did for
Speaker 1: principal pat. Wow, you're a hero. Congratulations, even calling him
Speaker 1: a nickname that he isn't necessarily used to. Yeah, this
Speaker 1: embrace that he has been longing for for so much
Speaker 1: with this dad, he is having trouble with accepting it.
Speaker 1: Why because he doesn't know the greatness that resides in him,
Speaker 1: or perhaps he knows that it's there, but he isn't
Speaker 1: willing to accept it. Has that ever happened to you?
Speaker 1: Has that showed up with you? I don't know. It
Speaker 1: could be an amazing relationship. It could be you pursuing
Speaker 1: your dream job, you loving on your family, just you
Speaker 1: showing up as your best self and reminding yourself who
Speaker 1: you are and if you're a believer, it's who's you
Speaker 1: are as well. So in this episode we see Jacob
Speaker 1: as having a hard time with grasping the idea that
Speaker 1: his potential could be a hero, and perhaps because he
Speaker 1: feels as though he can't even save him self. M
Speaker 1: catch it, catch it? So whatever self limiting beliefs that
Speaker 1: he's placed on himself. He can't even recognize that by
Speaker 1: using a phone and dialing nine to one one he
Speaker 1: served as a hero to the principle of his high school.
Speaker 1: I wonder how many of us have life saving powers
Speaker 1: at the tip of our fingers, but choose not to
Speaker 1: use it, life saving powers within our mind hmm, and
Speaker 1: choosing not to use them? Is it you now? Oftentimes
Speaker 1: I feel as though while we have a hard time
Speaker 1: with stepping in our great, true potential, our life potential is,
Speaker 1: like I said, because we have these limiting beliefs that
Speaker 1: all often comes down into the form of what we
Speaker 1: feel is a lack of preparation hm. Because we feel
Speaker 1: as though we're not ready. But the question is are
Speaker 1: you ever really ready? They say life is the greatest
Speaker 1: teacher because you take the test before you learn the lesson.
Speaker 1: Sometimes you just have to start in order to be great.
Speaker 1: You just gotta put one foot in front of the other.
Speaker 1: They say, all it takes is the faith, the size
Speaker 1: of a mustard sea, just the love. Love. But if
Speaker 1: you so concerned with every time somebody is working to
Speaker 1: affirm you, to love on you, to bless on you,
Speaker 1: to pull up your umbrella. Well, teck, you don't make
Speaker 1: any room for you to receive your blessings. Furthermore, you
Speaker 1: living out your best life and tapping into your greatest
Speaker 1: potential can inspecre somebody else. Why is that? Why is
Speaker 1: that that we are afraid of who we truly are?
Speaker 1: Why is it that we are afraid to feel who
Speaker 1: we truly are? Why is it that we are afraid
Speaker 1: to be who we truly are, or perhaps what we
Speaker 1: have the potential to be. Our deepest fear is not
Speaker 1: that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we
Speaker 1: are powerful beyond measure well potential. How do you measure that?
Speaker 1: It's stepping out on the abyss. It's called taking a chance.
Speaker 1: It's called having a vision with no sight. Did you
Speaker 1: catch it? I ain't talking about what you see because
Speaker 1: I said this before and all remind you again. Don't
Speaker 1: let what you see make you forget what God said?
Speaker 1: And is that God of that special little voice inside
Speaker 1: of you? I think it's time to tap into it.
Speaker 1: We here for a good time, not a long time,
Speaker 1: so we have to make it count. We have to
Speaker 1: live our lives and be bold because we only get
Speaker 1: one that's it. And if there's more for you to do,
Speaker 1: more for you to accomplish, more than for you to see,
Speaker 1: why not? Why not? Oftentimes we say why why this?
Speaker 1: Why this? I want to implore or put this question
Speaker 1: on you. Why not? Now? We have to also realize
Speaker 1: that when going after our potential, our life potential, doing
Speaker 1: what we never thought of doing, well, we can't even
Speaker 1: fully pave out the whole way of how to get
Speaker 1: there is that it's gonna feel a little reckless. It's
Speaker 1: gonna feel a little uneasy because you're discovering what it is.
Speaker 1: That's why it's called potential. And something that stood out
Speaker 1: so interesting in this episode for me, well, you know
Speaker 1: I told you about the teacher Dusty Dusty Hubbard. His
Speaker 1: name reflects truly who his character is, honeychild, because he
Speaker 1: ain't trying to change nothing. Can you imagine never drawing
Speaker 1: your curtains? Could you imagine never flipping over your cushion
Speaker 1: on your couch? It just gets flat, it just gets stale.
Speaker 1: You gotta have movement, because what do they say, if
Speaker 1: you don't use it, you will lose it. So while
Speaker 1: Dusty is so content on being Dusty, other folks have
Speaker 1: more so as they're affirming and telling Jacob, oh, you're
Speaker 1: so amazing, You're a hero. You save Principal Pat. He
Speaker 1: can't seem to embrace it. And in dusty and sure,
Speaker 1: old dusty fashion, he's like, hey, I'm about to call
Speaker 1: Principal Pat on the phone. Principal Pat answers the phone
Speaker 1: on the FaceTime and we see her laying in this bed.
Speaker 1: Immediately Dusty is like, well, Principal Pat, look what happened
Speaker 1: to you? You out there recklessly living out your potential.
Speaker 1: And you know she changed the verbage. She said, I
Speaker 1: was out there pursuing my potential, having the time of
Speaker 1: my life. Are you ready to have a time in
Speaker 1: your life? Are you ready to really be bold and
Speaker 1: go after the desires of your heart, the desires that
Speaker 1: you have buried so deep inside, the desires that so
Speaker 1: many people have affirmed you up your greatness before whatever reason,
Speaker 1: Maybe because you decided to be comfortable, you wanted it
Speaker 1: to be easy, you wanted to know what to expect.
Speaker 1: You haven't done it. Or perhaps it's just about living
Speaker 1: in fear because changes sounds a nerving Well, you want
Speaker 1: to grow right, you want to be stretched right? Well,
Speaker 1: you gotta step into it and lean into it. You know,
Speaker 1: sometimes we ask God to grow and it starts raining.
Speaker 1: Can I be transparent with you? Well, I'm gonna be anyway.
Speaker 1: I was sharing with my train of Latif. I say,
Speaker 1: these next two months, I'm about to be so damn fine,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna be so damn fine. You gonna want to
Speaker 1: lick me. I'm serious. I say all that because I
Speaker 1: had a moment of growth of really what it means
Speaker 1: to tap into my potential, and that's really what get
Speaker 1: my fitness. That is an area that I know I
Speaker 1: have potential, but I have yet to really seize it.
Speaker 1: Because I know what's gonna require me to change change
Speaker 1: my mindset, not only just change physically, but change the
Speaker 1: mechanism how I think and how I deal with food.
Speaker 1: And so in this process because I'm taking it to
Speaker 1: the next level of these two months, is that I'm
Speaker 1: not only eating clean, but I'm counting my macros. And
Speaker 1: I was sharing with Latif. I said, oh my gosh,
Speaker 1: I burst it out in tears doing this, calculating these
Speaker 1: numbers for that, making sure I'm under the calorie count,
Speaker 1: making sure I maintain my protein, my fat, and my carbs,
Speaker 1: doing something that I have never done before and making
Speaker 1: sure I'm staying on task with it now. As much
Speaker 1: as I love food, honey, I was always looked to eat, honey.
Speaker 1: That's why I will work out for blood, honey, because
Speaker 1: I gotta eat. What I realize is that I can
Speaker 1: have a healthier relationship when it comes to food and
Speaker 1: what it's going to boil down this discipline and oftentimes
Speaker 1: when we ask God to grow, it starts to rain.
Speaker 1: But we have to realize is that we ask to grow,
Speaker 1: and with growth comes change. It's called evolution, it's called transformation. Well,
Speaker 1: if you're seeking a transformation, if you're seeking more with
Speaker 1: your life, well you're gonna have to step out there
Speaker 1: and do more. Don't sit here and be complacent talking
Speaker 1: about you want happy doing what you're doing when you're
Speaker 1: not making a choice to do something different hmmm. Because
Speaker 1: if you content with being unhappy doing what you don't
Speaker 1: want to do, can you imagine being content and loving
Speaker 1: what you were born to do? And oftentimes it's going
Speaker 1: to take you to just simply discover, take you to
Speaker 1: get outside of your box, whether that's getting outside of
Speaker 1: your city, leaving a job that you'd have been there
Speaker 1: for fifty billion years. That isn't serving you or simply
Speaker 1: learning to love your self. And see, when you love yourself,
Speaker 1: you want to do right by yourself. You want to
Speaker 1: fulfill yourself. But oftentimes we look at our sense of
Speaker 1: love as a sense of control, when essentially love is free.
Speaker 1: You don't have to hold on and hoard the things
Speaker 1: that you love. You get that out there and you
Speaker 1: explore with love because you know that it's forever going
Speaker 1: to be constant. It doesn't leave you. So in this
Speaker 1: moment of Jacob, he's put in this uncomfortable situation of
Speaker 1: being something he never thought he could be, and that's
Speaker 1: a hero. And in so many ways one can imagine
Speaker 1: that he may feel as though he can't even save himself,
Speaker 1: being that, you know, living in a home with his father,
Speaker 1: after feeling like he had to be on the parent
Speaker 1: figure for him and his twin brother and his father
Speaker 1: fall into depression and then his brother dies, who is
Speaker 1: like the superstar of the city what quote unquote a
Speaker 1: hero is, And now he really feels that there is
Speaker 1: a wedge between him and his dad. But here he
Speaker 1: has a moment where he has inspired his dad to
Speaker 1: not only embark in conversation, but to quit his job.
Speaker 1: But it's not so much that his dad said, oh,
Speaker 1: I just want to quit my job. It's because his
Speaker 1: dad saw his son save somebody life and said, oh,
Speaker 1: my gosh, there has to be more. There has to
Speaker 1: be more than what I'm feeling and what I'm experiencing
Speaker 1: right now. And because Jacob is residing in this imposter
Speaker 1: syndrome of not feeling like he's worthy, of not feeling
Speaker 1: like he did enough, he's actually shielding in the relationship
Speaker 1: with his dad that he hoped to connect. Isn't that interesting.
Speaker 1: It's almost like us as beings, where we're longing to
Speaker 1: feel this happiness of this joyous life, but yet we're
Speaker 1: blocking off the connection by not pursuing our wild dis dreams.
Speaker 1: It comes in the form of comfort, it comes in
Speaker 1: the form of distraction. It comes in the form of
Speaker 1: not taking a chance. But what do I always say?
Speaker 1: We're here for a good time, not a long time,
Speaker 1: So let's make it count. Are you ready to make
Speaker 1: your life count? Are you ready to discover what there
Speaker 1: is more to do? I know you are because you
Speaker 1: still listen. I know you are because you're wondering. I
Speaker 1: know you are because you were made and you were
Speaker 1: built for it. Well, now it's just time to tap
Speaker 1: into your potential. B what it is that you seek?
Speaker 1: I posted on my Instagram at Dawn Dae speaks a
Speaker 1: shameless plug, not really, because this is the vitamin dven.
Speaker 1: During day podcast, I put up a picture of myself
Speaker 1: before I got into this transformation stage, and I said,
Speaker 1: SIS decided to be the change she wanted to see.
Speaker 1: Sis is me. So what we have to realize is
Speaker 1: that when we talk talk about tapping discovering our life potential,
Speaker 1: our greatest potential, that it requires a transformational stage because
Speaker 1: there's growth, because it's about us being more than we're
Speaker 1: we all right now, So that means getting uncomfortable. What
Speaker 1: that looks like is treading on terrain that you have
Speaker 1: not stepped foot into. What that looks like is you're
Speaker 1: taking ownership of your life and realizing you have control
Speaker 1: over it. So if there's any unhappiness that you're feeling,
Speaker 1: or feeling as if there is more that you want
Speaker 1: to do that you should do, that you could do, well,
Speaker 1: I need you to go look in the mirror and
Speaker 1: talk to the person looking back at you and remind yourself,
Speaker 1: our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our
Speaker 1: deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure and
Speaker 1: realizing that when we have the courage to step into
Speaker 1: our potential, we not only encourage and inspire, but we
Speaker 1: also lay a foundation of permission for others to do
Speaker 1: the same. Each one teach one, each one reach one.
Speaker 1: So is this you in this whole imposture syndrome invalidating
Speaker 1: all the great things that reside inside of you? Well,
Speaker 1: let me remind you of this. What allows a diamond
Speaker 1: to shine are the multitudes of cuts that have been
Speaker 1: placed within it. And it shines because it allows the
Speaker 1: light to come in. Are you ready for the light
Speaker 1: to come within your life? To ignite this little light
Speaker 1: of mind? I'm gonna let it shine. Are you ready
Speaker 1: to ignite that lie and let it bounce around all
Speaker 1: those imperfections of all the ways that you did not
Speaker 1: know but stepping boldly and who you are and if
Speaker 1: you are a believer, whose you are? Now? I'm going
Speaker 1: to continue talking about the show because I truly enjoy it,
Speaker 1: and this is my first time going about where I'm
Speaker 1: really like talking about different episodes and relaying information. But
Speaker 1: I said this, this this show on Apple TV plus
Speaker 1: The Big Door Prize based off the same title book
Speaker 1: The Big Door Prize by M. O. Walsh is phenomenal
Speaker 1: because I feel as though a lot of us could
Speaker 1: get uncomfortable and tapping too our potential because it's too
Speaker 1: many folks feeling unhappy. There's too many people not feeling
Speaker 1: out of gratitude and more importantly, not having the capability
Speaker 1: to express it because they haven't stepped out of their
Speaker 1: comfort zone to do more. Is it you, I'm not
Speaker 1: gonna lie. I've been in this situation. If I can
Speaker 1: be honest, feeling like I wasn't ready for something, feeling
Speaker 1: like I wasn't worthy for something, not making room for
Speaker 1: myself to be something, We'll make room. It's time to
Speaker 1: clear some things out because you deserve that, because you're
Speaker 1: worthy of that. So we're gonna continue this exploration on
Speaker 1: this show entitled The Big Door Prize, because we all
Speaker 1: deserve the gift of the present. We all have it
Speaker 1: because it's right now, and if we could just take
Speaker 1: the time to look around and acknowledge ourselves who we are,
Speaker 1: were we're going, we'd all be in a better place.
Speaker 1: You know, you gotta be a fool to go after
Speaker 1: your dreams because it's beyond them what you can see.
Speaker 1: That's why I need you to have vision. All right,
Speaker 1: that's it for your dose to Vitamin D. Be sure
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Speaker 1: I'm about to get out of the closet, you know,
Speaker 1: always saying I'm in the bedsiness and making dreams come true,
Speaker 1: and I damn showIn gonna forget about mine. So until
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