Isaac Odongo
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Thus is process born, I believe.It’s not magic. It’s tinkering, experimenting, becoming a better leader, better inventor, better negotiator, accountant, lawyer, marketer, janitor, salesman and so on. That’s the big secret that eventually looks like magic. As you get better, so will the opportunities that come your way. And they come more often too.
Thus is patience needed.
Therefore, my questions:
Is it bad to be on a hurry? It seems paradoxical because hurrying seems incompatible with patience.
Is it bad to be worried?
I have printed books. My first aim was to test it with my students. And then get it out to the public knowing well what they are capable of doing from first hand experience. I guess am also scared.
Am I delaying scaling for no good reason?
What principles govern scaling? Are there things to consider before scaling? Or should I just get out there and approach other schools?
Consistent, persistent, enduring action. Patience again. I may want to marry miss Patience.How are you improving your odds of success to the point where luck isn’t even a factor but it looks like magic to the world?
How does one separate this from the overthinking syndrome?”Magic” also happens after thinking ahead, far and far ahead!
Continuous and never ending improvement. CAN I principle.Remember: by doing something you get to know you can. Invent your way to success by tinkering and experimenting. It's in our DNA as humans to do that.
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