That means I don’t have data, experience, stories, or people to point to to make my point. That my argument hinges on a story that I believe because something about it resonates with me.
The problem comes when the person asked to have faith doesn’t resonate with the story.
When someone says “trust me,” know that there is no evidence to present.
There can be a few exceptions, but usually this rule is steadfast.
I believe in helping people in whatever way you can.
In the power of creativity to transform a life, a business and the world.
That if everyone was more generous the world would thrive.
I've been an engineer.
A consultant.
An entrepreneur.
And a salesperson.
I also enjoy art.
Today, I write.
Stemming from my diverse experiences, I have a broad perspective and share it with others on topics from doing work you love to running a small business.
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