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18 Life Lessons Learned From Writing My Book
Here are 18 life lessons I learned from writing “Blank Canvas” and now as I create my second book.
PS — These apply to all goals and dreams.
I’m not too old.
Routine matters.
Turning Pro is a choice.
I didn’t miss my chance.
It takes as long as it takes.
Asking for feedback is crucial.
The source of that feedback is crucial.
Who I become on the journey is the true reward.
The only limits on my potential are self-imposed.
The outcome is out of my control; only my effort is.
My soul’s deepest purpose is my ego’s deepest fear.
If I believe I’ve gone deep and vulnerable enough, I haven’t.
I know I’ve gone deep enough when I feel naked, alone, and terrified to share.
My inner wounds and imprisoning beliefs hold the keys to my extraordinary future.
The days I don’t want to are the days I must; 9 times out of 10, those become the best days.
Finishing massive projects demonstrates that I’m worthy of experiencing the joy of finishing massive projects.