... so just take the leap. Listening to a great podcast episode from a friend of mine this morning, I was reminded of this fact during my morning run. The entrepreneur was recalling when he had started his business, and all the little (and some big) items that needed to be aligned to make it feel like he was ready. The truth is, there was no end to the possible questions to ask or the situations to prepare for, so he just did it. He took the leap, quit his job, and starte

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