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The Destined Path™ Framework: Mapping Your Authentic Business Model
The Buried Gifts: Uncovering the Natural Talents You've Been Conditioned to Overlook
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The Quiet Rebellion: Entrepreneurs Who Found Success By Ignoring Conventional Wisdom
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The disconnection from our authentic business direction doesn't happen overnight. It's a gradual process that begins long before we ever start our businesses.
It begins in our education, where standardized approaches take precedence over individual expression. Where we're taught that success has a specific definition and a predetermined path.
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It begins in our education, where standardized approaches take precedence over individual expression. Where we're taught that success has a specific definition and a predetermined path.
It cont... See more
Abby Hue • The Forgetting: Why Most Entrepreneurs Build Someone Else's Business
This path is a process where you develop yourself, share the value you’ve cultivated, and sustain your ideal life by packaging up solutions to your own problems and distributing them to people who were in a similar position as you.
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5 Signs You're Building a Business That Doesn't Align With Your True Purpose
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The Alignment Paradox
The more you build a business aligned with your authentic gifts, the less you need complex systems to sustain it.
The more you honor your natural expression, the less energy required for marketing that converts.
The more your offers reflect your true value, the less you need persuasion to sell them.
This is the alignment paradox: ... See more
The more you build a business aligned with your authentic gifts, the less you need complex systems to sustain it.
The more you honor your natural expression, the less energy required for marketing that converts.
The more your offers reflect your true value, the less you need persuasion to sell them.
This is the alignment paradox: ... See more