There are several big ones that I talk about throughout my book, but here are 3 to get you started:
Become an MVP: Startups build an MVP or Minimum Viable Product that delivers only the essential features. They keep it simple and lean. And you can become your own personal MVP by stripping away the unnecessary layers that bog you down - all the “shoulds” and “nice to haves” that cloud your judgement, and reconnect with the things that really matter. What’s your personal mantra? What is at the core of everything you do? Let it guide you and give yourself permission to let go of the stuff that isn’t in line with it. (You’re never too old to become an MVP)
