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The Psychological Trap Keeping People Average

Expert In Demand Podcast With Dean Seddon · 2026-05-23 · 11 min

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Most people know they should post more content, share more opinions and put themselves out there more online, but they stop themselves because they are worried about what other people might think. In this episode, I recorded a podcast publicly on Miami Beach because I wanted to challenge that fear in myself too. It felt awkward. It felt uncomfortable. But it reminded me how often we let random people influence our behaviour, even when those people will never affect our life or business. I talk about: Why posting content feels uncomfortable at first Why people hesitate to share their opinions online Why fear of judgement slows down growth How confidence is built through repetition Why visibility matters if you want opportunities Why most people are thinking about themselves, not you If you keep second-guessing yourself before posting, recording videos or sharing your ideas online, this episode will help you understand why.

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