The Cost of Pursuing Recognition

The Cost of Pursuing Recognition
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The Cost of Pursuing Recognition

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Success isn’t a destination, but a conveyor belt that gets faster and demands more of your attention. If you’re not careful, the sacrifices you make in order to keep up may turn into major regrets later in life. 

  • Beware of letting your ego and comparing yourself to others change who you are
  • The importance of in-between times and what to do with them
  • Being more present for the short dash between DOB and DOD

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