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As entrepreneurs, we face a constant dilemma: do we look for inspiration, develop new skills, or focus on implementing what we already know how to do?
If we don't implement, nothing happens...
...if we don't acquire new knowledge, there's a low ceiling on what we stand to accomplish...
...and without inspiration, it all falls down.
Hence the dilemma.
The answer, of course, is that you need all three. The trick is to get the proportions right.
What most new entrepreneurs do is something like this:
3 parts inspiration
2 parts skill learning
1 part implementation
It makes sense, because there's so much that you don't know, and that means your confidence needs to be bolstered. But it's not a recipe that leads to results!
Instead, I would flip the order:
1 part inspiration
2 parts skill learning
And 3 parts implementation
In other words, the majority of your time should be spent actually doing work in your business (and that's how our programs are structured).
Then you need a good helping of skill learning. For that, there's the Mirasee blog, with enormous amounts of free information waiting for you, like...
And finally, you need some inspiration; to stretch your horizons, and expand your thinking. For that, there's my Business Reimagined podcast
The podcast is currently on hiatus (because my son was born recently, and family comes first) - but it'll be starting back up again soon, and in the meantime there are over 50 episodes waiting for you. Here are some of my favorites:
So whatever you need, we've got you covered.
Enjoy, and stay tuned for a lot more great stuff that we'll be sending your way!
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The development pace of the drone industry is terrifying. If you'd have told me last year I could have an aerial camera drone with all the functionality of the Phantom 4, but that could fold up and fit in my pocket, I wouldn't have believed you. And yet, here we are. Read more
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