CWC 69 – Ideas vs. Implementation

Throughout my life, I’ve met countless people who were amazing at coming up with life changing ideas. As I would see them again, however, I found over and over again that they never actually followed through with any of them. One of the most important skills you can focus on developing in your life is the follow through. Whether it be a great idea for a new app, or even a bicycle repair stand. For lack of a better term, follow the great Nike slogan and, “Just do it!”
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