I just feel like sharing my thoughts on being courageous and fearless at this very moment – to gain the understanding that you can have all the great ideas in the world, but all ideas are free until you decide to act on them.
After all that’s said and done, and you’ve finally decided to sweep the dust off cover of the books you’ve shelved away, the only thing you’ve accomplished is Staying Stagnant. If you’re constantly relying on the same ol’ solution to solve all your problems that fall within the same category, then if you’re being real with yourself, there has simply been no progress.
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Disclaimer: a lot of what I have so far done has been possible only because I stood on the shoulders of Giants like Joelle Pang and Ciaran Lyons (a friend and mentor to both Joelle and I). Joelle has a fantastic blog documenting her entrepreneurship journey and I…
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