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The harder you work, the more luck you have
I´ve been improving my luck in the last 2 years:✅ I’ ve signed up for multiple courses: from coaching to marketing to positive psychology… (only rule, one at a time)✅ I’ve studied most of the books I´ve read (highlighting the best parts, writing out the underlined text, printing and reviewing the notes).✅ I´ve tried to learn every concept through my own experience first (doing the exercises and following with self-reflection)✅ I’ve used some of this knowledge to support others (with transparency and their permission)✅ I’ve also written about it here or on LinkedInSo today I´m running a pilot of my first course on-site at a multinational company with more than 15K employees based in Zurich.This is my first agreement earned alone, without using mediators.A scenario I thought was out of the question when I left the corporate world.But the main reason I got here is not because of the amazing content of the course (which is not only amazing but transformational by the way ), or my hard work . . .What has really worked here is finding someone who believes in me.Simple as that.Taking care of each personal relationship and basing them on trust will open that door that you don´t even dare to knock on today. 👊Have a great day!
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