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Check your unconscious biases. They might be hindering you.

Don't let failures discourage you. See them as opportunities for growth.

Growing up can be tough, especially if you had no one to guide you.

Ever wished you had someone there to teach you how to make major decisions? We know the feeling.

But we've grown and life happened. The funny thing though is when we've gone past an age, we often think we're better than those younger than us, leaving them be. We forget the frustrations, the confusion, the different surges of emotions.

We could not go back in time to give our young selves advice. But we have younger people around us who seem like they've got it all together, but are actually in need of help.

Be the person your younger self needed.
Encourage.
Motivate.
Model.

You wouldn't know the impact of your life to someone else unless you try.

New Harvard Research: To Be Successful, Chase Your Purpose, Not Your Passion New studies shows purpose gives you resilience, and that's what will get you ahead.

You matter. *grouphug*

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September is Su***de Prevention Month, however, kindness and sensitivity to others should not just be every September.

If someone you know is in need of help, here are the available hotlines in the Philippines.
Hopeline PH's 24/7 hotlines:
0917-558-4673 (Globe)
0918-873-4673 (Smart)
02-88044673 (PLDT)
2919 (toll-free for Globe and TM)
National Center for Mental Health Crisis Hotline
0917-899-8727
0917-899-USAP
989-8727
989-USAP

It really hurts!

Waiting for favorable situations? Here's what Elon Musk (owner of Tesla Motors, SpaceX and PayPal, to name a few) has to say about that.

Being in a business is always risky and there will be failures. But failures should not be the end of a business, but a reason to come back stronger. Check out these entrepreneurs who made great lemonades when life gave them lemons!

People always say, follow your heart. I disagree. This is more fitting: Whatever you do, do it out of love.

Whether it's your job, or doing your chores at home, and especially in your relationships.

Am I calling you to be martyrs? Not exactly. Because something done out of love will never will burdensome. To love is a reward in it self.

Besides, we all know love is not a mere feeling but an action. :)

The book Hearts, Smarts, Guts and Luck by Tsan, Harrington and Hsieh was pretty straightforward in enumerating the types of entrepreneurs and why these characteristics make them successful.
What kind of entrepreneur are you?