What do YOU do with an idea?

Yes you can, but you have to start by taking small action every day.
What do YOU do with an idea?

I mean, really? Well, if you are like most people, you get excited about it and quickly abandon it as something impossible or out of reach for you.

I see this happening ALL the time.

My clients come up with most amazing ideas but because of their limiting beliefs or fear of failure – they immediately withdraw and feel a pang in their stomach when someone else does it.

Sounds familiar? Well, today’s video may help.
I came across the most beautiful children’s book for my sons: What do you do with an idea by Kobi Yamada. After reading it to them, I realized how this is really a book for adults and now -more than ever.

This book tells a story of how we kill our dreams BUT also what we can do about it.

This children’s book became an inspiration for me and a teaching tool. I think it’s a must have for you and all the children in your life. I hope you enjoy my interpretation and that it gives you the courage to fall in love with your idea as well.

Watch it and let me know what you think!

Yes you can, but you have to start by taking small action every day. Here’s a recent video I did that will compliment these tips!
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