Start With Your Why to Kill the Ego | Lisa Messenger
START WITH YOUR WHY.
You have to believe in your vision.
We all get caught up in limiting beliefs. The sooner you understand what holds you back and why the sooner you can achieve flow.
Find your purpose and chase it.
Once you zero in on what it is you’re trying to accomplish, it will be easier to keep your ego from getting in the way.
It all comes back to your “why.” For this Five Minute Friday, I revisited a conversation I had with Lisa Messenger where she shared how she connects to her purpose in order to stay focused on the bigger picture. Lisa is an international speaker, best-selling author, and an authority on disruption in both the corporate sector and the start-up scene. She is the vibrant, game-changing founder and CEO of Collective Hub. Lisa says that once you know what you’re working towards, you need to have insatiable self-belief that you will receive everything you need. Learn how to hustle hard for the right reasons in Episode 804.
In this episode, you will learn:
The importance of having a “why” (2:00)
How to thrive when you’re an introvert (2:30)
Why you need to fail fast (3:20)
The reason you need to tell people about your vision (4:15)
Plus much more...
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