What’s the face you make to where everyone else knows this is new and different and a little un nerving and not the norm. You don’t have a face for that and neither do they. We give others way more credit than we should and take more imposter than we should.
When the Olympic runner steps up to the line…what’s the face they make for being a little nervous, anxious, afraid and uncertain?…they don’t have a face for that…even though there’s a good chance that’s going on.
They simply step up to the line feeling all of those things but acting pretty normal. And so we think they are fearless and made of steel.
But when it’s us stepping up to the line, we know we’re a mess…but they don’t. They think we’re fearless and made of steel because it turns out the two things often look the same.
