Core Message - The speech addresses the feeling of being an outsider and encourages individuals to challenge self-limiting rules and rewrite their narratives to achieve their full potential [2][4][25] - It emphasizes that feeling like an outsider is not solely based on personal attributes but also on being in environments not designed for them [4] - The speech advocates for embracing one's unique voice and perspective to challenge the status quo and shape the world [16][17] Overcoming Barriers - The speech highlights how rules adopted for safety in childhood can become barriers in adulthood, hindering professional growth [6] - It encourages individuals to question and break rules that no longer serve them, allowing them to step into new opportunities [14][16] - The speech promotes the idea of acting now and asking for forgiveness later, encouraging individuals to take chances and learn from their experiences [19] Empowerment and Action - The speech urges individuals to apply for opportunities even before feeling fully qualified, assuming they will figure it out along the way [21] - It stresses the importance of knowing one's value and ensuring others recognize it, rather than simply being grateful for opportunities [21] - The speech emphasizes the need to build a strong support network, including coaches, allies, mentors, and sponsors, to achieve success [22]

Something about the water on Long Island that makes everybody crazy. So, I'll I'll evaluate you at the end of this and I'll determine if you're as nuts as the rest of us. We're close to New York City, but we're not quite in New York City.So, we know we have access to the show, but we know we're not part of it, and that makes us angry. Is that your Long Island. I don't see you that way already.You're giving off a vibe of a comfortable outsider. So, there are uncomfortable outsiders that are angry, but then t ...