Working Without External Validation
- Don't give up on your dreams early.
- Try to find comfort in the unknown.
- Encourage people to find more joy and purpose in their journey so they can stop seeking external validation.
- You become resilient when you detach from external outcomes and find new ways to love the process
- Your job isn't to know exactly how your next chapter will unfold, but to trust that it will in perfect timing.
- Get clear on how you want your life (and business) to look when you come out the other side.
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