Do you catch yourself saying ‘I would love to, but I don’t know how’ and wishing to get a step-by-step, guaranteed-success process from some gurus or expert out there, to solve your problems or make your business work?
Trying to look for the answers outside of us is a sneaky way of avoiding the need to take responsibility if it doesn’t work.
And it makes us feel like we can skip over all the negative emotions that are part of the journey:
I have been there myself too, my friend. And I learned through coaching and consciousness how I was playing small and avoiding embracing discomfort and hard work to find my own how.
I love 'Steve Jobs' quote that says 'you can only connect the dots when looking backwards'.
In this episode, I’m diving deep into the concept of the importance of taking responsibility for your own success.
If you determine your own 'how' you are building a skill that will serve you in all aspects of your life.
If you want to be a real leader, you have to go through the trial and error path of trying out things, see if they work and scale them up; or go back pivot them and do something else instead. Until you find your unique how.
Sure you can get inspired by others and we don't need to reinvent the wheel every time. But if you are after something bigger and more meaningful, then there is a good chance that nobody else has done it before you yet.
The skill you will develop will serve you in every area of your life.
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