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From Paycheck to Purpose:
Taking on debt doesn’t help you rise to the challenge – it takes you further away from your dream.
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From Paycheck to Purpose:
Don’t let ‘I can’t do the entire program right now’ become an excuse. Do what you can. Any progress is still progress.
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From Paycheck to Purpose:
…your time is your single greatest investment in your future. Use it to your advantage.
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From Paycheck to Purpose:
When you’re doing something that big and worthwhile, endurance is everything.
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From Paycheck to Purpose:
…impatience, like debt, doesn’t get you to the goal sooner – it causes reckless decisions that set you back.
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From Paycheck to Purpose:
…the biggest threat to your success… isn’t that others will disqualify you, it’s that you’ll disqualify yourself.
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From Paycheck to Purpose:
Whether it’s your life or your career, it’s just not always going to turn out like you hope. The unexpected will happen.
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From Paycheck to Purpose:
When you assume you will face challenges, you prevent your emotions from getting the best of you and stay focused on the path ahead.
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From Paycheck to Purpose:
What you focus on is what you act on.
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From Paycheck to Purpose:
When you look for the positive in any setback, it allows your brain to start seeing the possibilities at play.
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