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Tristen Ikaika shares how he started his thriving ecommerce business and his thoughts on how to be an influencer the right way. Tristen talks about his love for travel and the growing desire he had to do something other than spend time studying for classes he had no real interest in or use for. Along with his thoughts on keeping ego and self worth leveled, Tristen shares how being quick to start and slow to quit has proven valuable in the pursuit of personal and business success. This episode is a refreshing and enjoyable look at real life entrepreneurship. Don't miss it!
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“Just Start”
Just start! go for it... Make a list of what you want to do and then break that down into every tiny detail and take that first step, even if it's googling how to sell something online. Just start and go, because you'll run into dead ends, and you'll go back and you'll figure it out. But if you don't start creating that momentum you won't get there. I think people need to get more comfortable with the idea of failure than the idea of regret. To me just going for it and it not working fast is way better than having to live with that regret.
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Tristen Ikaika shares how he started his thriving ecommerce business and his thoughts on how to be an influencer the right way. Tristen talks about his love for travel and the growing desire he had to do something other than spend time studying for classes he had no real interest in or use for. Along with his thoughts on keeping ego and self worth leveled, Tristen shares how being quick to start and slow to quit has proven valuable in the pursuit of personal and business success. This episode is a refreshing and enjoyable look at real life entrepreneurship. Don't miss it!
Highlighted Quote
“Just Start”
Just start! go for it... Make a list of what you want to do and then break that down into every tiny detail and take that first step, even if it's googling how to sell something online. Just start and go, because you'll run into dead ends, and you'll go back and you'll figure it out. But if you don't start creating that momentum you won't get there. I think people need to get more comfortable with the idea of failure than the idea of regret. To me just going for it and it not working fast is way better than having to live with that regret.
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Books
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