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This is also something that could be and, if you want to, should be learned. But we have to start somewhere, and the beginning is as good a place as any. So pick what
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Richard J. Leider • Life Reimagined: Discovering Your New Life Possibilities
FEAR OF STARTING. At some point people are told entrepreneurship is a huge risk, and you believed it. You figured more preparation, more planning, and more talking to friends would help you overcome your insecurities. But that inaction only breeds more doubt and fear. In actuality, the best way to learn what we need to know—and become who we want
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The key to everything is the way you start. All beginnings are difficult, because you are trying to turn things from one direction to the opposite direction. But once a start has been made, you begin to get used to the direction you are going in and things are no longer so hard. The level of awe and devotion a person attains each day depends on the
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