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Too much talk
It’s easy to leave a side comment, which could evolve into a conversation, then into something you don’t have the heart to carry on. How did we start here again? A comment that you’ve never thought through or at least rehearsed mentally often doesn’t come as good as you have imagined. A snide comment here Read more
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From concept to implementation
People remember the promises you gave. And people want them now. Because in this world we live in, getting things RIGHT NOW always seems the best. But where is the room for careful and deep thinking? It’s one way to conceptualize things and be optimistic about how they will unfold and another to implement them Read more
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Convincing others
If you were not as convinced by the product you want to sell out, it would be challenging to get the idea across. Because the people you seek to serve aren’t stupid. They can feel in their guts (perhaps except for extremely gullible people?) if you know what you’re talking about or if you are Read more
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Knowing what to do
If you know where you’re going, then it’s intuitive that you’re trying to figure out what to do to get there. And knowing what to do also requires data. What did others who experienced this situation do? What did I do before that worked and didn’t? Figuring out what to do becomes easy if you Read more
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Asking (stupid) questions
Unlike children, we don’t ask questions because we feel stupid asking them. We are afraid that others will see us stupid for asking questions. Because we think that, as adults, we should already know a lot. So some of us might wonder what would happen only if we asked. And will we ever know? Sure, Read more
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Reflections on becoming
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