Today, I thought about going back to something I moved on from.
Thank God for awareness.
It was easy to remember that it’s okay to let go of things we’ve outgrown, and path crossing doesn’t mean destination reached.
Wondering if there are other things, thoughts, or ideas that I’ve outgrown, but I’m still holding onto.
But I’m guessing it’s probably best to ask later, when they come up by themselves instead.
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I love how much satisfaction and joy I’m getting from running a free (but impactful) program, compared to when it was all just codes and payment notifications.
Learning so much in the process, and it’s so beautiful how I’m being taught by being around the people I’m teaching.
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One lesson that I learned really late in my coding career is: when trying to fix a problem (especially a difficult one), it’s okay to leave it, take a break, then come back to tackle it.
Seems like something that should be pretty obvious, but it was only later that I understood that a tired brain works better after resting, not pushing harder. Deadlines or not.
Completed around 80% of a really high-ticket project recently, and I was almost feeling guilty for how effortless it felt.
Forgetting that it took me 10 years to get here, and got complementary teary, hurting eyes; which by the way, Jesus heals.
I need to start getting more comfortable with earning so much from doing bare minimum.
That has always been the goal, and it only gets better.
I’m a Christian & Business Clarity Coach. I founded Spantus to help purpose-driven entrepreneurs build meaningful, yet profitable businesses. I enjoy building stuff and writing about business, marketing, and tech. I’m deeply passionate about making life easier through technology and can’t wait to launch more projects that do just that!
