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People assume that once you’ve hit a certain level: built a company, scaled a team, found some “success”, you don’t need one anymore. You've already reached or surpassed some goals, so what's the point of imagining the future?
But that’s exactly when you need it most.
Because once your days fill with problems: clients to serve, fires to put out, the next big idea to shape, it’s easy to forget why you started.
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