As entrepreneurs, it feels great to look back on our progress and realize that despite all the doubters we have come so far.

The voice of the critics were loud. But we learned to shut them out, staying far from unsolicited advice and well-meaning friends.

Do you know what it’s like to do big and scary things - in your imagination? I’ve been there too....

When I heard my client say “I’ve been taking risks with the idea of selling programs…” I had to call her out.

Honestly speaking, ‘taking risks with ideas’ is plain imaginary work. Or “pretend work” like my teacher, Tiffany Han, would say. I think we all can admit that there reaches a point when we have done enough work in our head :)

"Huh, Huh, Huh!" the student waves her hand eagerly, wishing to be called upon.
"What's that noise? Do you have a stomachache?" the teacher admonishes sarcastically. 
The student falls silent, and something inside her wilts that day.

Does this sound familiar?
I've experienced this story many times throughout my school years.