ABOUT THIS EPISODE
The Nintendo we know and love didn't start as a video game company. It started as hand-painted playing cards in 1889 - and it took over a century, a maintenance worker's homemade toy, and a string of failed businesses to become what we know today. Wild right?!
In this episode, I break apart the limiting belief that's probably keeping you from starting: the idea that you can't create something because it's already been done. That fear isn't really about originality - it's about believing your starting point is your end point.
Social media has convinced us dreams happen overnight. They don't. They evolve. So if you're waiting to feel unique before you start, this one's for you.
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