What's the most valuable life lesson you've learned so far?
Hashir Ahmed
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Shaur ul Asar@shaur_ul_asar
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The most valuable life lesson I've learned so far is to embrace change and adapt. Change is inevitable and by being open to new experiences, I've grown and learned valuable lessons.
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The most valuable life lesson I've learned so far is to cultivate resilience, as it is not the absence of difficulties but the ability to bounce back and adapt that truly propels us forward in our journey through life.
The most valuable life lesson I've learned is resilience.
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Choose the right market to start your business. A small market, a crazy government, or a corrupt market can destroy even the best business. Checked on myself.
Ahead of our launch as well as in life, that would be to do the hard stuff especially when you do not feel like it. Attack your weaknesses and just do it. Resist and limit procrastination and just start whatever it is that you are not great at. Embrace the challenge while getting comfortable with the uncomfortable.
This ultimately drive growth, improvement, efficiency, development and progression toward what you're looking to do
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"The journey IS the destination"
and
"Whatever good things we build, end up building us"
Never trust people who you don't know well.
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The result can open your eyes to many things but also change tactics.
Don't hesitate to change. You may like something, but it may not be good for you. You may not like something, but it may be good for you.
Finally, if you want to reach out to people, marketing is important. To have great marketing, you should learn to be uncomfortable and learn how to communicate properly.
Just look in a mirror and talk about stuff. Are you shy, scared and mumbling? Well, there is the problem. Now it is time to solve it 😃
Cherish the moment and the people in it.
Life goes on.
Embrace your instincts. I'm aware that it sounds cliche, but there have been innumerable occasions when my intuition has been spot-on.