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Do we need to be at 100% efficiency and think about success all the time?

The truth is, striving for constant top performance isn't achievable or sustainable.

Instead, real long-term success often means operating at 80% and sometimes not doing anything at all.

It's about stepping back, giving yourself grace, and understanding that a healthy, balanced life leads to true, lasting #success.

How do you be okay with imperfection?

What do you do so you can get back up and keep going day after day.

The “contentment” is muscle that needs to be trained.

Despite its glamour in popular culture, entrepreneurship is often a risky financial choice. Statistically, investing in established, large companies tends to yield better returns. So why do many still choose to start their own businesses? For me, it's about looking beyond the financials. It's about a larger purpose and valuing other aspects of life more than just money. In this video, I'll explore how embracing non-financial rewards can redefine success in entrepreneurship.

It’s important to remember to keep yourself being embarrassed every day.

These emotions that you feel often prevent us from doing things that are important.

Seek out embarrassment, so that you can grow and learn how to forgive yourself when things don’t go right.

Because things never go right.

One comment that I have to hear is that people are unwilling to trade off their youth for the future, but they don’t realize is that everything is a trade-off. In order for you to improve who you are, you have to trade off and make some sacrifices.

But the process is not about feeling bad about the sacrifices, but it’s about enjoying each sacrifice you make along the way. It’s about training yourself to realizing that the journey of making sacrifices is the journey of life.

Why your first job isn't going to be your last, and that's a good thing! We often stress over landing that perfect first job and shy away from roles that seem less glamorous or 'beneath us.' But here's a secret: those jobs can be stepping stones to amazing opportunities, as long as you're willing to keep learning and reinvesting in yourself. Join me as I share why embracing these beginnings and continuously developing your skills can set you up for a fulfilling and dynamic career.

What initially attracted me to business with the sense of sensibility and orderliness to it. There was an algorithm nature, but I’ve since learned that may not necessarily be the case.