"I started taking action: stopped hiding my website because I didn’t think it was good enough, organized my brand, and strengthened my relationships with my first three clients"

A little over a year ago, I was unemployed, trying to revive an old business that hadn’t worked out in the past. I felt frustrated, doubting my own worth, and even sabotaging my relationships with current clients because I believed my work wasn’t good enough. 
I signed up for the Entrepreneur Summit because I’ve been following Mindvalley for a long time. The AI Summit had been incredibly valuable, and I knew I would find high-quality insights here as well. 
What I found in the Summit wasn’t just business strategies — it was a push, an inspiration. I realized that knowledge is important, but true strength comes from having a clear vision: knowing how you contribute to the world and daring to act despite fear. 
The ideas that impacted me the most were: “The only real way to fail is to never try,” and “If you’re not embarrassed, you launched too late.”

I stopped paralyzing myself by taking endless courses and started taking action: I stopped hiding my website because I didn’t think it was good enough, I organized my brand, and strengthened my relationships with my first three clients. Whenever I start to doubt myself, I go back to my Summit notes, because I know I’ll find both inspiration and knowledge there to help me move forward. 
Today, I’m determined to make my business grow — with or without a full master’s degree — because I already have the most important things: a vision, a purpose, and the certainty that I can do it.