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The Quarter-Life Breakthrough:
…pursuing a meaningful lifestyle is not about salary as much as it is about living in alignment with your purpose and priorities and surrounding yourself with supportive communities.
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The Quarter-Life Breakthrough:
If you put money over meaning, you may end up rich but unfulfilled.
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The Quarter-Life Breakthrough:
Accept the possibility that the perfect job might not exist for everyone, or that the perfect job at the age of twenty-two is different from the perfect job at the age of twenty-eight.
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The Quarter-Life Breakthrough:
Finding the right organization matters, but finding the right people to work with is sometimes even more important.
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The Quarter-Life Breakthrough:
…you don’t have to quit your job tomorrow to pursue something you love. As long as you figure out a way to make time for what you care about, there is no right way to pursue your art.
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The Quarter-Life Breakthrough:
…writing (like career fulfillment) isn’t about overnight success. It’s about being persistent as you take small steps in the right direction.
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The Quarter-Life Breakthrough:
Embracing rejection is part of the journey.
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The Quarter-Life Breakthrough:
…the truth [is] that entrepreneurs are not superheroes. They don’t know everything. They have to weather ups and downs. It’s not always easy, simple, or fun.
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The Quarter-Life Breakthrough:
Serve the people you love. Focus less on what makes you happy, and more on how you can make a positive contribution to others.
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The Quarter-Life Breakthrough:
…careers often do not move in straight lines, and we never know when the right (or wrong) opportunities are going to present themselves.
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