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Hi, I’m Renata —> Founder of Motion for Growth.

I work with founders and business leaders who are navigating complexity, rapid growth, and pressure, where clarity is rare and leadership demands more than hustle.

My role: Helping you operate from altitude, with a higher perspective, a grounded strategy, and the confidence to move forward when the path isn’t visible.

With 20+ years leading cross-functional teams at Fortune 100 companies, managing high-stakes operations, and logging thousands of skydives, I’ve learned to:
 → Anticipate headwinds before they hit
 → Stay steady in chaos
 → Build systems that bend without breaking

At Motion for Growth, my approach blends revenue-driving strategy with resilient leadership development. Whether you’re expanding product portfolios, entering new markets, or accelerating customer acquisition, I help you to:
 → Spot the patterns behind your decisions
 → Shift mindsets into revenue-focused action
 → Build decision habits that drive lasting momentum
 → Design growth that’s sustainable from the inside out

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 → Make clear, data-driven decisions in chaotic environments
 → Build scalable systems without burning out
 → Shape culture by empowering teams
 → Turn pressure into focused execution
 → Lead with clarity, confidence, and purpose

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They see the presentation that flows effortlessly.
They notice the decision made without hesitation.
They watch the calm under pressure.

But they never see the hours spent preparing.

Most people think confidence is natural.
That some leaders are just "born with it."

Here's the truth:

Confidence isn't a gift.
It's earned in silence.

The quiet work no one sees builds the confidence no one can take away.

Every morning you chose growth over comfort.
Every skill practiced when no one was watching.
Every moment you pushed through when quitting felt easier.

That unseen effort becomes unshakeable self-trust.

Here's what builds real confidence:

1️⃣ The Practice Hours
→ Rehearsing until it feels natural
→ Learning while others scroll
→ Seeking feedback even when the ego resists

2️⃣ The Hard Conversations
→ Addressing issues before they explode
→ Speaking up when your voice shakes
→ Setting boundaries when it's uncomfortable

3️⃣ The Daily Promises
→ Keeping your commitments to yourself
→ Showing up on the hardest days
→ Investing in tomorrow's skills today

The confidence others admire?
It was forged in moments they'll never witness.

What quiet work is building your unshakeable confidence?
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Ever feel that quiet excellence inside you?
That's not just occasional brilliance.
That's your true potential asking to become habit.

Most people chase excellence as a destination.
Few realise it's already being built by their daily routines.

Excellence whispers daily:
↳ "Small actions create your legacy"
↳ "Today's routines become tomorrow's results" 
↳ "Systems outperform willpower every time"

We are what we repeat 
Excellence is not an act, 
It is a habit.

Because real excellence isn't about:
✔️ Waiting for the perfect moment
✔️ Celebrating only the big wins
✔️ Finding extraordinary opportunities

It's about embracing your daily power:
Your morning routine isn't just a schedule.
It's the foundation of your future success.

Three moves that build excellence automatically:
1️⃣ Invisible Hours → The prep work nobody witnesses
2️⃣ Compound Actions → Small improvements that stack over time
3️⃣ System Thinking → When excellence becomes your default setting

What small daily practice is quietly building your next level of excellence?
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You're scrolling through job boards again.
You bookmark another course you might take.
You tell yourself you'll make the switch "when the timing is right."

But perfect timing is the enemy of transformation.

Every day you wait in the comfortable discomfort of planning, your future self grows more distant. 
The career you dream about stays suspended between intention and action.

"Your future is being written today. The only question is, are you the author?"

Most people think that career change is a single decision.
It's actually a thousand small choices, written in daily ink.

The difference between dreamers and career changers isn't courage, 
it's AUTHORSHIP. 

They understand that stories aren't composed of perfect chapters, 
but in imperfect sentences, 
one after another.

Here's how to author your transition:

1️⃣ Write Your Opening Lines
→ Enrol in that course you bookmarked
→ Send three connection requests to people already in your desired field
→ Rewrite your LinkedIn headline to reflect your next chapter, not your last one

2️⃣ Develop Your Plot Daily
→ Dedicate your morning coffee time to skill building
→ Join conversations in your future industry's spaces
→ Apply to one role weekly, even when your inner critic whispers "not ready"

3️⃣ Trust Your Narrative Arc
→ Share your learning journey as it unfolds
→ Celebrate the small victories that others might miss
→ Remember that every compelling story has moments of uncertainty

Your dream career isn't waiting for the perfect opening line.
It's waiting for you to start writing, one imperfect sentence at a time.

What's the first line you'll write today?
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You know that feeling when you're busy all day.
But somehow accomplished nothing meaningful?

That's not productivity failure.
That's self-mastery calling.

Most professionals mistake motion for progress.
They chase every opportunity, respond to every email, attend every meeting.

Real success isn't about doing more.
It's about mastering yourself first.

Six skills that separate the ordinary from extraordinary:

1️⃣ Set Goals
→ Define specific, measurable outcomes
→ Break big goals into manageable tasks
→ Set realistic deadlines for momentum

2️⃣ Self-Reflection
→ Schedule quiet moments for introspection
→ Ask: What worked? What didn't? What's next?
→ Record insights and commit to action

3️⃣ Time Management
→ Prioritize urgent vs important activities
→ Create focused time blocks for deep work
→ Eliminate distractions ruthlessly

4️⃣ Emotional Regulation
→ Practice mindfulness to stay present
→ Name your emotions to reduce their power
→ Reframe negative thoughts with balance

5️⃣ Decision-Making
→ Gather facts before choosing
→ Weigh pros and cons objectively
→ Commit confidently, then learn from results

6️⃣ Habit Formation
→ Start ridiculously small
→ Attach new habits to existing routines
→ Track progress to maintain consistency

Your daily habits aren't just routines.
They're sculpting your professional future.

Which of these skills would unlock your biggest breakthrough?
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You promise yourself you'll start tomorrow.
You promise yourself that this time is different.
You promise yourself you'll follow through.

Then tomorrow comes.
And the cycle repeats.

Keep your word to yourself and your dream will form.

Most people break promises to themselves daily:
"I'll wake up early tomorrow."
"I'll start that project next week."
"I'll finally make that change."

But high performers understand something different.
Self-promises aren't suggestions.
They're sacred contracts.

The difference between dreamers and achievers isn't talent.
It's self-accountability.

Every successful person you admire mastered this first:
✅ They treat commitments to themselves like commitments to their biggest client
✅ They start small and build unbreakable trust with themselves
✅ They know that self-respect comes from self-reliability

Most people focus on external accountability:
❌ Waiting for someone else to push them
❌ Relying on motivation instead of systems
❌ Making promises they can't keep to impress others

True leaders do it differently:
→ They make fewer promises to themselves but keep every single one
→ They understand that broken self-promises compound into broken dreams
→ They know that keeping your word to yourself is the foundation of keeping your word to others

Your dreams aren't waiting for perfect conditions.
They're waiting for consistent action.
They're waiting for you to become someone who keeps promises to yourself.

When you consistently honor your commitments to yourself, something powerful happens.
Your confidence grows.
Your dreams take shape.
Your word becomes your bond.

What's one promise you're ready to make and keep to yourself this week?
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They notice how you stay calm when projects derail.
They watch you navigate conflict with unwavering confidence.

But they never see the quiet moments where you question your assumptions.

Most people think strong leadership is about having all the answers.

Here's the truth:
Strong leaders listen inwardly first.
They build from the inside out.

The leader who listens inwardly builds strength that doesn't crumble under pressure.

External composure is only as solid as your internal foundation.
Every effortless decision comes from deep self-knowledge.
Every calm response comes from inner clarity.

Here's what builds unshakeable leadership:

1️⃣ Daily Self-Reflection
→ What triggered my strongest reactions today?
→ Where did I react vs. respond?
→ Did my values guide my choices?

2️⃣ Emotional Awareness
→ Pause before responding in tough moments
→ Name the emotion before acting on it
→ Track your energy patterns across situations

3️⃣ Internal Alignment
→ Do my actions match my values?
→ Does this serve my long-term vision?
→ Am I leading from fear or confidence?

The most grounded leaders do the deepest internal work.
True authority comes from self-awareness, not self-promotion.

What's one question you will ask yourself to stay connected to your inner leadership compass?
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You're staring at a problem that won't budge.
You've tried every solution in your toolkit.
Nothing works.

Here's what's really happening:
You're trying to fix something you haven't properly defined.

"You cannot fix what you haven't defined. Clarity comes before expertise."

Most professionals jump straight to solutions.
They bring all their knowledge, experience, and tools to bear.
But they're solving the wrong problem.

I see this everywhere:
→ Teams implementing new software when the real issue is communication
→ Leaders hiring more people when the problem is unclear processes  
→ Businesses chasing new markets when their current customers aren't fully understood

The breakthrough moment?
When you stop and ask: "What exactly are we trying to solve?"

Here's how clarity changes everything:
✅ You stop wasting resources on symptoms
✅ You identify the real leverage points
✅ Your expertise finally has direction

Before you apply your next solution, pause.
Define the problem with surgical precision.
Your expertise is powerful, but only when aimed at the right target.

What problem have you been trying to solve that might need better definition first?
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Picture this:
Your alarm blares. 
Your calendar is packed. 
Meetings. 
Deadlines. 
Important decisions.

But something feels...off. Your energy is low. 
Your focus scattered. 
Your motivation is hiding.

Most people push through these "off days."
I learned to see them as signals instead.

Your body isn't whispering, it's speaking clearly.
It's not trying to sabotage your plans.
It's offering wisdom you desperately need to hear.

Feel that resistance in your chest when you try to power through?
That's not weakness. That's wisdom.

Why do "off days" matter?
→ They're not failures in your system
→ They're early warnings before burnout
→ They're invitations for sustainable performance

I hear it constantly: "I just need more discipline."
What they're really saying: "I want permission to ignore my body's signals."
What they're really feeling: Fear that rest means failure.

The truth?
Off days aren't setbacks.
They're essential feedback.
Listening creates extraordinary results.

I felt it viscerally last week:
→ My mind foggy, my shoulders tight
→ Instead of pushing, I listened
→ I shifted to a lighter plan
→ By evening, I could breathe again

In the past? I'd have pushed through. 
By Friday, I'd be empty. 
With nothing left to give.

Because true leadership isn't measured by how hard you push.
It's about building the wisdom to know when to advance and when to retreat.
It's about sustainable strength, not heroic burnout.

What signals has your body been sending that you've been ignoring?
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Your plans failed today? Perfect.
That’s exactly where growth begins.

I’ve found that between expectation and reality, there’s a space.
And when we approach that space with curiosity, it fuels creativity.

When reality doesn’t match our plans, people usually:
↳ Shut down in frustration
↳ Point fingers
↳ Let disappointment win

But what if we chose curiosity instead? 

Ask yourself:
✅ “What is this situation teaching me?”
✅ “Which assumption needs updating?”
✅ “How can this headwind fuel innovation?”

Curiosity doesn’t just bridge gaps, 
it transforms them into launching pads.

That space between what we expect and what we get?
That’s where breakthroughs live.

What gap are you curious about right now?
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You're in the meeting.
Everyone's nodding.
But nobody knows who's actually doing what.

Most people panic right here.

They assume someone else will step up, so they stay silent.
They think asking "who owns this?" will expose their confusion or make them look unclear.
They mistake waiting for clarity with being a team player.

All Wrong.

When responsibility is unclear, paralysis spreads.
When responsibility is unclear, stress compounds.
When responsibility is unclear, trust erodes.

Every strong leader you've worked with had moments like this, they succeeded by:
→ Naming the confusion instead of pretending it doesn't exist
→ Drafting ownership before anyone asked them to
→ Creating structure when everyone else stayed stuck

The difference?
They didn't wait for permission to bring clarity.

True leadership starts with simple acts of ownership:
✅ Create a quick RACI map for the task or project
✅ Send action notes with names and ownership right after meetings
✅ Write a simple document listing owners for each action or workstream

Because the moment you clarify responsibility, you're not just solving today's confusion.
You're building the trust that makes tomorrow's challenges easier to navigate.

What's one area where you could step up and create clarity right now?
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The solution fights you.
Your mind spins in circles.
The harder you push, the further it retreats.

Anne Lamott said it perfectly:
"Almost everything will work again if you unplug it for a few minutes, including you."

But high performers resist this truth.
We've been trained to equate rest with weakness.
To believe that stopping means falling behind.

I learned the opposite.
The most successful leaders I know have mastered the art of strategic disconnection.

They understand what most people miss:

❌ Rest is what you do when you're tired
✅ Rest is what prevents you from getting tired

❌ Unplugging means losing momentum
✅ Unplugging creates breakthrough clarity

❌ Stepping back shows lack of commitment
✅ Stepping back reveals new perspectives

The reset framework that changed my approach:

1️⃣ The Daily Disconnect
→ 15 minutes without screens or input
→ Let your mind wander, don't direct it
→ Notice what surfaces naturally

2️⃣ The Weekly White Space
→ Block 2 hours with no set agenda
→ Walk, think, or simply be present
→ Your best ideas need space to emerge

3️⃣ The Monthly Reset
→ Full day away from your usual environment
→ Reflect on what's working and what isn't
→ Return with renewed focus and energy

Your greatest breakthroughs don't arrive from doing more.
They come from creating space for clarity to find you.

What happens when you give yourself permission to unplug?
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You see everyone posting their wins.
You look at your own quiet progress.
The silence feels like failure.

Most people panic right here.

They assume visibility equals value, so they rush to create noise. 
They think if no one sees the work, it doesn't count.
They confuse quiet periods with standing still.

Wrong.

Quiet isn't the absence of progress, it's the soil where progress grows.
It's where your deepest work happens.
It's where breakthroughs germinate.

Every leader you admire had their seasons of invisible growth:
→ Learning without immediate results
→ Building foundations no one applauded
→ Trusting the process when nothing seemed to move

The difference?
They worked in the quiet instead of running from it.

True progress starts with reframing silence:
✅ Embrace the seasons where you're absorbing, not broadcasting
✅ Trust that roots grow deeper when no one's watching
✅ Let insights integrate before you feel pressure to perform

Because your biggest breakthroughs don't announce themselves.
They grow quietly until they're ready to emerge.

What's growing in your soil that the world can't see yet?
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I had the seat at the table.
The respect.
The title.

But I wasn’t building anything.
I was working at the business… not in it.

For months, I dug through my past trying to figure out why I felt stuck.
The deeper I went, the heavier it got.

Every “why didn’t I…?” led nowhere.
Every explanation left me more discouraged and directionless.

(Forbes notes that almost 70% of professionals question their path at some point, so I wasn’t alone.)

Then I asked myself a new question:

“What do I need to get there?”

Not “Why am I here?”
Not “What went wrong?”
Just… “What do I need to get there?”

So I got curious about the future:
“What does it feel like to be in the business?”

And I realized:
I had no idea.

You can’t move toward a future that you can’t imagine.

So I reached out to someone already doing the work I aspired to do
and asked to sit in on one team session.

That two-hour meeting changed everything.

I watched decisions happen in real time.
Saw a team solve problems together.
Felt the difference between supporting the business… and driving it.

The fog lifted.
I could see the path because I could finally feel the destination.

In the weeks that followed, I started showing up differently,
building relationships outside Finance, asking better questions,
volunteering for cross-functional work.

The past stopped being my anchor.
The future became my compass.

Action keeps you busy.
Direction makes you effective.

When your eyes are on the past, you run in circles.
When your vision is on the future, your actions sharpen with purpose.

Your past holds evidence.
The future holds your breakthrough.

What future are you building toward today?
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You're trying to be the perfect leader.
You polish every presentation.
You hide every struggle.

But perfection is killing your impact.

In Japan, there's a philosophy called wabi-sabi.
It finds beauty in cracks, imperfection, and weathered surfaces.

Most leaders chase flawless execution:
❌ Never admitting when they don't know something
❌ Hiding their failures behind success stories
❌ Waiting until they're "qualified enough" to speak up

Wabi-sabi leaders embrace their imperfections:
→ They share their learning moments in real time
→ They admit uncertainty and ask for help
→ They show the messy process, not just clean outcomes

Here's how to practice wabi-sabi leadership:

1️⃣ Show Your Work-in-Progress
→ Share the challenges you're currently facing
→ Admit when you're figuring things out
→ Let people see your thinking process, not just your conclusions

2️⃣ Value Scars Over Shine
→ Your past mistakes carry more wisdom than your wins
→ Talk about what failure taught you
→ Use your experience gaps as connection points

3️⃣ Choose Presence Over Perfection
→ Be fully engaged where you are now
→ Accept that your current skills are enough to get started
→ Focus on serving others, not impressing them

Your cracks don't make you weak.
They make you human.
And humans trust other humans, not perfect facades.

What's one imperfection you've been hiding that could actually help others?
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Wabi-sabi Leadership

Does this sound familiar?

Stuck replaying old mistakes.
Surrounded by people who expect the old you.
Running routines you never consciously chose.

And… still not moving forward.

Because real change isn’t another motivational quote.
It’s breaking your own patterns.

Before you chase that next breakthrough moment, get brutally honest about the three forces quietly holding you back:

1️⃣ Your Past: Evidence, Stories, Fears
→ Your mind keeps serving reruns of failure
→ Every new attempt triggers old doubts
→ Are you deciding based on history or possibility?

2️⃣ Your Environment: People Who Expect the Same You
→ Growth only survives where your future is welcomed
→ Are you surrounded by supporters or guardians of your past?
→ Who actually challenges you to level up?

3️⃣ Your Habits: Routines That Reinforce the Old Identity
→ Vision fades without new habits
→ Old routines guarantee old results
→ Are you operating on autopilot or alignment?

Here’s what most people miss:
Transformation is a choice, not a coincidence.
Your past, your environment, your habits, they either keep you stuck or set you free.

Top achievers understand this:
They develop consistency when no one’s around.
They upgrade their behaviours in the background.
They rise to a new level long before the world catches on.

Change doesn’t happen at the finish line.
It happens in the quiet moments when you decide to show up differently.

So, are you ready to break free?
Or still hunting for the next quick fix?

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The mirror lies.
Not the one on your wall.
The one in other people's eyes.

I used to chase the perfect image.
I needed feedback, about what people thought about me.

But deep down?
I felt like a fraud.

That's when I learned the difference:
→ Image is what others see
→ Identity is who you actually are

Most leaders build the wrong thing.
They perfect their image.
While they ignore their identity.

Here's your 3-step identity assessment:

1️⃣ The Energy Test
→ What activities make you lose track of time?
→ When do you feel most yourself?
→ These moments reveal your true identity

2️⃣ The Values Check
→ What principles do you defend even when it costs you?
→ What do you say "no" to, even when it's uncomfortable?
→ Your values are your identity's backbone

3️⃣ The Legacy Question
→ What impact do you want to leave behind?
→ What change matters most to you?
→ This is your identity speaking

When you shift from image to identity:
✔️ Decisions get easier
✔️ Energy flows naturally
✔️ Successes feel real

Stop performing.
Start being.

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It's not about having all the answers.

It's not about being the smartest in the room.

It's your willingness to learn that determines if you'll lead in 2026.

Leadership has evolved faster than most realize:
First it was technical skills.
Then emotional intelligence.
Now? Being tech-savvy and adaptable aren't nice-to-haves.
They're survival skills.

Most leaders are waiting for the pace of change to slow down:
❌ "Once things stabilize, I'll catch up"
❌ "I'll let my team handle the tech stuff"
❌ "What worked last year should work this year"

The leaders thriving right now think differently:
✅ They get curious (not defensive) about change
✅ They learn alongside their teams, not above them
✅ They treat adaptability as their core competency

The framework that's reshaping leadership for 2026:

1️⃣ Lead Learning (not just direction)
→ Show your team HOW to learn, not just WHAT to know
→ Model curiosity when you don't understand something
→ Make "I don't know, let's figure it out" your power phrase

2️⃣ Embrace Tech Partnership (not tech resistance)
→ AI and new tools aren't threats to your authority
→ They're amplifiers of your human judgment
→ Stay ahead by staying engaged, not by keeping your distance

3️⃣ Build Adaptive Systems (not rigid processes)
→ Create frameworks that bend without breaking
→ Reward experimentation, even when it fails
→ Design your team's growth around change, not despite it

The real risk isn't new technology.
It's clinging to what worked before.

Your team isn't waiting for you to become perfect.
They're waiting for you to become adaptable.

What's one new thing you're learning alongside your team right now?
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They think it’s about the title.
They are sure it’s about experience.

But it’s your mindset that shapes how far you lead.

Most mid-career leaders try to look the part, 
power poses, 
confident speeches, 
polished LinkedIn posts.

Then they wonder why senior executives still see them as “high potential,” but not “ready now.”

Real executive presence isn’t about performance.
It’s about how you think before you speak.

The 3 mental shifts that create real executive presence 👇

1️⃣ Think in Systems (before you speak)
→ See the patterns others miss
→ Anticipate second- and third-order effects
→ Map every stakeholder before you move

2️⃣ Think Future (before present)
→ Plan in quarters and years, not weeks
→ Start with the outcome and reverse-engineer your path
→ Always weigh the long-term tradeoffs

3️⃣ Think in Complexity (before clarity)
→ Move forward with 70% of the information
→ Balance conflicting interests with calm
→ Make the calls others avoid because the answer isn’t obvious

The truth:
→ Your systems thinking becomes their strategy.
→ Your future focus becomes their direction.
→ Your comfort with complexity becomes their confidence.

You can’t fake executive presence.
It radiates from how you think, not how you look.

Master these thought patterns, and watch senior leaders start seeing you as a peer, not a project.

What mindset shift do you think unlocks the next level of your leadership?
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Words shape worlds.
But most people underestimate their impact.


Your words don’t just communicate, 
they shape behaviour:
↳ How teams perform
↳ How deals close
↳ How relationships evolve

Here are 3 powerful areas to master:

1. Strategic Precision
↳ Replace "I think" with "I recommend"
↳ Turn "problems" into "opportunities"
↳ Speak outcomes, not activities

2. Emotional Intelligence
↳ Listen for unspoken concerns
↳ Acknowledge before advising
↳ Choose words that build bridges

3. Cultural Impact
↳ Use inclusive language
↳ Share credit generously
↳ Frame feedback as growth

I see it in my mentees every day:
They build empires through intentional language.

Your words today,
build your legacy tomorrow.

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Destinations inspire us.
But directions define us.

Your future isn't shaped by where you want to go,
it's shaped by what you do today:
↳ The decisions you make
↳ The actions you take
↳ The direction you choose

Here are 3 ways to change your direction right now:

Start Before You're Ready
↳ That promotion? Ask better questions in meetings today
↳ That business idea? Send one validation email tonight
↳ That career switch? Take the first course module now

Focus on Trajectory, Not Timeline
↳ Stop obsessing over the destination date
↳ Start building direction consistency
↳ Small course corrections compound over time

Choose Empowered Action
↳ Stop waiting for perfect timing
↳ Start with what's in your control
↳ Make one decision your future self will thank you for

I see it with every leader I work with:
They didn't arrive overnight, but they can redirect on a dime.

Your destination may be years away,
but your direction changes today.

What's one direction change you're making right now?
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