TEM274: The problem with simply working hard
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TEM274: The problem with simply working hard
As Seneca once eloquently pointed out, you have to know exactly where you are headed.
On Today's Episode of The Entrepreneurial Musician:
A quote from Roman Stoic philosopher Seneca on knowing exactly where you are headed
The most common mistake I see my TEM Coaching clients make and why it is hard to spot in ourselves
Why there is quick progress to be made by any of us with just a little bit of clarity
A quote from Simon Sinek on what “passion” really is and why it is attainable for all of us in our portfolio careers
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Produced by Andrew Hitz
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