When Doubt Creeps In
Ask yourself, ‘What’s the worst that can happen?’
‘Don’t think about what you can’t do. Figure out what you can do. Then do it to the best of your ability.’
‘People often ask me how I have the nerve to make cold calls. First, I’m naturally curious, so I genuinely want to learn from other people. Second, people love to be asked about what they do and, generally, are eager to tell their stories.’
‘I was learning. Every day. That is how you stay fresh and motivated. Always be learning. An important lesson, for sure.’
‘You can do this, I said to myself. You’re smart. You can figure it out. And you can help people by helping them enjoy water.’
‘I’ve figured out a lot of stuff in my life. I can figure this out. And if it turns out I can’t, at least I can put this idea out there, that you can enjoy things that don’t taste sweet.’
‘… Sometimes, if you think too much about the end, you will never get past the beginning.’
‘It’s okay to admit that you have a problem or that you have no idea what you’re doing.’
‘It’s really important to bring your personal story into the brand identity. People associate the brand with a human being and that person’s story. It adds tremendous meaning and value to them.’
‘You have to have a good sense of your own strongest skills and also be willing to acknowledge where you fall a little short.’
‘Minimize risks. Always.’
Source:
Kara Goldin (2020). Undaunted: Overcoming Doubts + Doubters
#Brand #Branding #Change #Doubt #Growth #HealthAndWellBeing #Lessons #Life #Motivation #Perseverance #PersonalAdaptability #PersonalBranding #PersonalDevelopment #PersonalDvelopment #SelfDoubt #Stories #Storyteller #Success #Sweet #Water #WorkplaceLearningReport
HackerNoon
Joseph Liu
Manish Ahuja
Obvitree
recruitThebest Institute