ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Waiting is the ultimate creative poison – but, let’s face it, we’re all guilty of stalling out on a big idea or two.
Author Becky Blades gets it. Her book, Start More Than You Can Finish, offers simple strategies for moving from idea to action – and she’s sharing those recs with Hardly Working. Tune in and learn what it takes to make things happen at work and in life.
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