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Running a business during tough times reveals stories of resilience and hope. Hear the raw journey of a creator on Penn and Teller Fool Us. Listen on Paper Napkin Wisdom. #Resilience #COVIDStory #EntrepreneurLife #Inspiration
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Entrepreneurs often wear masks, but embracing vulnerability can transform struggles into strength. Listen to Episode #177 of Paper Napkin Wisdom for more. Let’s break the stigma and embrace authenticity together. 💪✨ #Entrepreneurship #Vulnerability #Authenticity #MentalHealth
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Exploring how embracing lessons from loss can lead to powerful self-reinvention. Episode #177 of Paper Napkin Wisdom. #GriefJourney #Transformation #Resilience #Inspiration
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🚀 Use storytelling to lead with impact. Discover how stories shape perceptions, build trust, and drive action within your team. Strengthen your leadership with one impactful story. #PaperNapkinWisdom #Leadership #Storytelling #Entrepreneurship #DerekSelinger
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How do you use storytelling in leadership? It's a powerful tool for entrepreneurs and leaders. Reflect on a recent situation where you used storytelling in leadership. Challenge: Journal about your storytelling experience. #PaperNapkinWisdom #Leadership #Storytelling
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Explore emotional healing and growth through acknowledging and processing feelings, freeing minds and hearts for future possibilities. #EmotionalHealing #Grief #PersonalGrowth #DreamBig #Resilience
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Discover the power of resilience in reshaping dreams and goals. Listen to episode #177 of Paper Napkin Wisdom for more. Share your own growth stories in the comments! #Resilience #PersonalGrowth
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In grief, believe again. Rebuild who you are by focusing on core tenets that survive the trauma. Visit the podcast for more. Episode #177 of Paper Napkin Wisdom. Share your professional resilience experiences below! 💬 #Resilience #BusinessGrowth #OvercomingChallenges
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This is still surreal.
One of my greatest achievements in my entrepreneurial journey.
Two years before when I decided to start tweeting for a side hustle, I never thought I would collaborate with Inter Milan.
I never thought I would meet someone on the other side of the world and partner with them in @HBCoop_
I never knew what was going to happen.
The majority of my methods, strategies and plans failed.
But I never quit.
I went again, again and again.
Every day I inched closer.
Now we collaborate with multiple businesses and continuously expand.
Continually get invites and offers.
2023 had its ups and downs but this year shifted everything for me in the game of life.
Multiple doors have opened.
Forever grateful.
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Mind your Money | Financial stability as a cornerstone to strong mental health|.
#psychology #personalfinance #strongmentalhealth
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If you are an established entrepreneur or founder your origin story is one of your most powerful narratives.
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I’m working on memorizing my TEDx talk.
A technique I use is to record my script and listen to it.
But…
It’s important to record it with no mistakes. Zero.
And read it flat with no inflection. So you can absorb and then add inflection on delivery.
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If you have the knowledge.
And you are putting in the effort.
And you are being consistent.
And you are not getting results.
It is either that the opportunity is not what you once thought.
OR
You need wisdom on how to adapt the information to your use case.
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It’s amazing what you can change in five years.
If you are not satisfied with where life is at… then start to develop the skill that will change your circumstance.
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Three Things I Learned Writing 85,816 Words
1) Find a time to write
If you make the time of day a habit it just happens. I wrote first thing in the morning.
2) Miss a day, but not a week
I missed many days. And a few spans of a couple weeks. I tried not to do that. It kills momentum.
When I’m not feeling it I would get myself to just write a paragraph. That’s it. It got me going again.
3) Have fun!
I wrote a novel. It’s fiction.
So I was determined to not take myself too seriously.
Just enjoy the adventure I was putting on the page.
Writing is way easier when it’s fun.
I have no idea if this book is good. I hope it is. I hope people read it.
But know what?
I wrote a book.
And no-one can take that away from me.
Maybe you can too!
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Holy crap.
I just wrote a book!
Just finished the last words.
Editing and whatnot ahead but…
I WROTE A BOOK! HOLY…








