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Would you be able to climb up on that chair and tell the public your deepest insecurities? This group of people did and ended up inspiring dozens.
It may be counterintuitive to stand up on a chair and talk about your deepest insecurities for all to hear in public – but that's exactly what this gang of friends wanted to do.
In order to drive that message home, the Yes Theory gang stood on a chair on the Santa Monica Pier and explained their deepest insecurities to pedestrians. Dozens of people responded – the group even got several strangers to tell the public about their own insecurities, leading them to receive advice and consolation from passersby.
"Even in the comment board of their video, people online shared their insecurities and found a crowd who would listen and respond with their own stories," Derin told the Good News Network. "In these times of polarization, it was a very refreshing message for all."
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