Show Notes
Money is power but is it OK to use that power to change the world? Here are my few cents on this right now - tune in and see what resonates, contemplate what feels new and different, and please challenge me on whatever doesn't feel right!
My four truths right now: It's OK to make (a lot of) money changing the world It’s OK to not have the answers and still be optimistic about the future! It’s OK to hold space for pain/fear and optimism at the same time! You’re probably wrong about a lot of things and that’s OK, the sooner we can be OK with being wrong, the sooner we can let go and choose 𝘽𝙀𝙏𝙏𝙀𝙍!
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