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Everybody is a Role Model to Somebody

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Everybody is a Role Model to Somebody

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Send us Fan MailToday’s class is on role models.I want you to know this true fact..“Everybody is a role model to somebody”.That means YOU are a role model to someone whether you realize it or not.Your behavior is always being observed, and not just by kids, or somebody you are close too, but by friends, coworkers, family and even strangers.*Someone out there is watching the way you speak.*How you handle stressful situations*the way you treat people * How you take care of yourself* And watching the way you show up in everyday life.Here is the important part of that; most of the time, you don’t even know who you are influencing.Someone is learning from you without ever telling you.And Maybe.Just maybe. YOU are learning from somebody in the exact same way.This is what makes this topic of role models so interesting, because role models aren’t just something that you look for, they are something YOU are. You are a role model every day to somebody.A Role Model is simply someone whose behavior influences another personThat’s it.The funny thing is, a role model may never even know they impacted you. Just like YOU may never know how much you impacted somebody.When we hear the words “role model” most of us immediately think of celebrities, athletes or public figures.But personally..I don’t think that’s where the strongest role models usually come from…I think that the strongest role models are people we know in real life.I just think that You can better judge someone’s character when you are a witness to how they live every day.Sure, It’s really easy to admire someone from a distance, especially online.But the truth is; you only see curated moments, you don’t fully know how they really live when the cameras are off.And I think that matters.. because a true role model is not just someone who looks successful.. its someone whose character aligns with the image they present.That’s why I think it’s important to look close to home. Your real life.I’m sure There are incredible role models inside your own family- friend groups- your workplace and maybe your local community. They may be people who will never become famous, but, they live with integrity, do the right thing consistently, and they do this without needing attention, praise, or recognition for it. These are the people worth learning from the most. And Role Models are not just people we admire, they are people whose behavior shapes the way we think, act and live.A REAL Role Model talks the talk… and walks the walk.I thinks it’s also really important to recognize that a role model and a mentor are not exactly the same thing.We sometimes use these two words interchangeably, but there is a difference.-A mentor guides you, teaches you and advises you. They teach with words- A Mentorteaches Intentionally-A Role Model is different… A role model teaches you through action. They teach thru Behavior, choices, and through the way they live. A Role Model teaches unintentional. We may never officially be asked to mentor someone in our lifetime, BUT our behavior will still leave a lasting impression on somebody else.Honestly. That’s kind of crazy.This should really make us stop and think about:How we handle our emotions, and how we care for ourselves mentally, physically and emotionally.Because all of this teaches someone, something.If you talk about fitness and health, but you cut corners when things get tough or inconvenient, people notice that too.But the opposite is also true. When you show consistency, discipline, honesty and self-respect in how you live people notice that as well.Your actions give others permission to improve their own lives…. And that’s so powerful.And honestly alittle scary too.Because it means that the way we live doesn’t just affect us… good habits tend to create a ripple effect.That may sound like a lot of pressure.. but here’s the thing.. you don’t need to be perfect… Being a role model, does NOT mean being perfect. Most of the time, just being honestcan teach more than appearing perfect.Be mindful that someone is always watching, and sometimes that awareness alone will push you to live and behave better.Because The people we view as “perfect” can feel unreachable… but real people relate to real people…No false advertisement…. just imperfect authenticity.* So admitting mistakes….*Taking accountability*Trying again*Learning *And Growing.That’s influence.A healthy role model isn’t someone who never falls. Its someone who learns, grows, and gets back up.I think that’s important to remember because sometimes we avoid leadership or influence because we think "We are not perfect enough”But that doesn’t mean we can’t still positively impact someone else. I want to quickly Circle back to social media.Of course I have to bring in Social Media.Social media has completely changed the way we find role models.You don’t need ...

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