May 29, 2022.
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I think I have been trying to prove that being myself is okay since I can remember. I have been resisting being what others want me to be for a long time.
The paradox is that one starts assuming to know who one is just to discover a bit later that oneself, beyond the surface, is always different.
Being okay with myself is a lifelong process, and it is not a recipe for happiness. It is a decision.
I decided not to comply with what others tell me to be, to accept my weaknesses, and encourage my strengths. Like every other decision in life, that decision has a cost and a benefit.
If you decided to follow your own path, to live with freedom, you have chosen a way of purpose and courage.
It is okay to be who you are becoming, even more, when the world seems against you.
If entrepreneurship is a synonym for resourcefulness in the face of change or adversity, then I am an entrepreneur. In other words, entrepreneurship is helping me to become more purposeful, more courageous, more adventurous, and more connected with others. I want my legacy to be a story about learning to become a freer person.
I just finished to organize the three main mentoring sessions I offer.
Igor Dzhebyan is the CEO and co-founder of andcards, born Ukrainian and self-proclaimed digital nomad.
In this podcast, you will listen to Igor’s story, where he explores the world of entrepreneurship, business, and personal development.
He shares with us his core values and how he is using them today to support his compatriots in distress because of the war.
I'm sure you'll enjoy his wisdom and experience:
Our friends from the Ukrainian Coworking Association published a page with curated resources, check it out.
Dear friends, take time to look at your loved ones, share a smile, and make them feel loved.
Jose & Jernej.
Consultant for Business Process Automation. Founder of Aurora Coworking in Slovenia. Life Entrepreneur. Author of Fear Enough. Mentor.
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