• Discomfort is Necessary for Innovation and Results in Business & Life | Sterling Hawkins

  • Aug 20 2022
  • Length: 47 mins
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Discomfort is Necessary for Innovation and Results in Business & Life | Sterling Hawkins

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  • Sterling Hawkins is an author, investor and entrepreneur. He shows people how to achieve the results they want regardless of their circumstances through his #NoMatterWhat movement.

    He developed the system working on a multi-billion dollar startup from collapse and back to launch, investing and growing over 50 companies.

    It turns out that getting results comes down to pushing past your comfort zone and limiting beliefs. Something Sterling practices regularly by pushing his own boundaries through skydiving, century bike riding, shark diving and even trekking the Sahara.

    Sterling will challenge the audience to walk out with the 5 practices that unlock their inherent human potential to make a difference for their companies, their communities and their families.

    🟣 Why do we need to see discomfort so deliberately?
    🟣 Seems the world is going to hell at the moment, how can we embrace what is going on right now?
    🟣 Is there always growth in discomfort?

    Watch the episode on YouTube here https://youtu.be/1VMGQLX2KZI

    Website https://www.sterlinghawkins.com
    Instagram https://www.instagram.com/sterling_hawkins/
    Book https://www.sterlinghawkins.com/huntingdiscomfort
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