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“I'm no longer saying 'one day.' I'm making it happen”

KRYSTINE ST-LAURENT ( SAINT-LAURENT) · Speaking & Influence Mastery · Read the story

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Written: 5 November 2026 at 17:32 UTC
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I was a good speaker,  but I wanted to push myself and become a Pro, like Eric is teaching us. I also  have hidden myself in one small box : my French native langage. Stayed in my comfort zone. English was «part of the plan» but always pushed away to something that was «one day to be achieved»

The day I registered, there was the shift. Even before it started, my mind and heart were eager to change things, challenge status quo. This course  is just mind blowing. All the insight, directions, experiences, stories made it IMPOSSIBLE not to open up, step up and own my thing.

I'm still a work in progress, but something fundamental has shifted. I'm no longer waiting for the perfect moment to step onto the international stage. I'm practicing, challenging myself, and opening doors I used to keep closed. I don't have everything figured out yet, but I have a direction, stories to tell, and the courage to take my place. I'm no longer saying "one day." I'm making it happen.

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