Purpose University

From the moment you start thinking about owning your own business to serving your first customer, entrepreneurship seems like a challenging yet gratifying experience. Interestingly, even the stressful moments seem to have a bit of magic, such that mistakes rarely birth entrepreneurial regret. Thus, it seems crazy to think that someday you might have regrets about some of the strategies or financial decisions you implement. I know I did, and you might be feeling the same right now. You might be thinking a different decision would have led you to a happier, healthier, and more successful life. If only you could go back in time. But you can't, and as a First-Generation College graduate, you probably can't afford to make costly mistakes. So, what can you do? I believe that you need to learn from the mistakes of others. After all, you can't live long enough to make them all yourself. Check out the full session notes: www.evingerleanworldwide.com/220. Join the movement: www.evingerleanworldwide.com/movement/. See