To have swagger, your intention has to outweigh your fear.

Swagger requires you to let your guard down. If nothing can get in, then nothing can get out.

When you filter your truth through the lens of approval, you only say things you’ve seen approved of in the past.

When you confess your mess, you invite everyone else to say “ME TOO!” That’s connection.

Stop waiting for someone to tell you it’s OK to be yourself. Swagger needs no permission.

Being awesome doesn’t guarantee you swagger. Believing it does.  

Let your successes be your proof and your shit-show moments be your learning.  

Love your swagger haters. They’re a reminder that you have something valuable they don’t.

When you keep your sh*t real, it’s your true self that achieves, is acknowledged, and celebrated.