In this episode of "The Art of Being Freed," we have an engaging conversation with Kris Bryant about the importance of sharing your gifts and passions on social media. Kris provides insights on how not to limit yourself when creating content and encourages experimenting with various types of content to see what resonates with your audience. He also shares practical techniques like the "lazy technique" and batch recording for maintaining consistency in your social media presence. Whether you're a seasoned creator or just starting, this episode is full of valuable advice to help you confidently share your unique gifts with the world.
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