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What’s Next for You?
Looking ahead, what’s one goal you’re working on for next week? Whether big or small, share your next step with us. Let’s hold each other accountable.
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Focusing on improving my workflow next week, taking one clear step at a time to stay consistent.
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Meanwhile, I’m also setting a small goal to review my progress daily so I stay accountable.
The Power of Saying ‘No’
When opportunities come your way, do you jump in headfirst or carefully evaluate whether they align with your vision? And more importantly, how does saying ‘no’ empower you to say ‘yes’ to what really matters?
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Saying ‘no’ is such a powerful form of clarity, it protects your time, energy, and long-term goals.
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Ultimately, learning to say ‘no’ helps you create space for the opportunities that genuinely move you forward.
The Childhood Habit That Helped Bill Gates Build Microsoft
“I had a lot of dreams when I was a kid, and I think a great deal of that grew out of the fact that I had a chance to read a lot.” – Bill Gates What’s one book that has shaped the way you see the world?
The Childhood Habit That Helped Bill Gates Build Microsoft
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Reading really does shape the mind. One book that changed how I see the world is Atomic Habits, it taught me how small, consistent actions can create massive long-term results.
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Moreover, Man’s Search for Meaning deeply shifted my perspective on purpose, resilience, and why meaning matters even in the hardest moments.
Myth vs Truth: Motivation
Myth: You need motivation to start.Truth: Action creates motivation, not the other way around. Most people wait to feel ready.But motivation usually shows up after you begin. Start messy. Start small. Start anyway.That first step is what sparks the fire. Your turn:Agree or disagree? Drop a quick example from your life / building journey: I’ll go first in the comments.
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Absolutely agree. Every big win I’ve had started with taking one small, imperfect step before I felt ready.
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And once you start, even clumsily, momentum kicks in. Eventually, that early action becomes the motivation you were waiting for.
Sam Altman’s Rule: Find Your Intersection
Altman says the sweet spot is where three circles overlap: what you’re good at, what you enjoy, and what creates value for the world. Miss one, and it’s hard to have a lasting impact. Watch: OpenAI's CEO on What Kids Should Be Studying Where do your skills, passions, and impact potential intersect right now?
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Great reminder that real impact comes from aligning strengths, passion, and value. That intersection is where momentum feels natural.
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I agree, finding that intersection is powerful. Moreover, once those three elements align, growth and fulfillment tend to accelerate effortlessly.
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Peter Ong
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