Being "motivated" usually lasts a few fleeting moments. What are you doing to implement that motivated feeling?

Being "motivated" usually lasts a few fleeting moments. What are you doing to implement that motivated feeling?

Being "motivated" usually lasts a few fleeting moments. What are you doing to implement that motivated feeling?

Amy Wilkinson, author of Creators Code and professor at Stanford's School of Business talks about the six traits of the most successful people. She then digs deep into what these traits look like in education.

This is a can't miss interview.

Book and personal info for Amy: http://amywilkinson.com/

Amy Wilkinson, author of Creators Code and professor at Stanford's School of Business talks about the six traits of the most successful people. She then digs deep into what these traits look like in education.

This is a can't miss interview.

Book and personal info for Amy: http://amywilkinson.com/

Amy Wilkinson, author of Creators Code and professor at Stanford's School of Business talks about the six traits of the most successful people. She then digs deep into what these traits look like in education.

This is a can't miss interview.

Book and personal info for Amy: http://amywilkinson.com/

Amy Wilkinson, author of Creators Code and professor at Stanford's School of Business talks about the six traits of the most successful people. She then digs deep into what these traits look like in education.

This is a can't miss interview.

Book and personal info for Amy: http://amywilkinson.com/

Amy Wilkinson, author of Creators Code and professor at Stanford's School of Business talks about the six traits of the most successful people. She then digs deep into what these traits look like in education.

This is a can't miss interview.

Book and personal info for Amy: http://amywilkinson.com/

Amy Wilkinson, author of Creators Code and professor at Stanford's School of Business talks about the six traits of the most successful people. She then digs deep into what these traits look like in education.

This is a can't miss interview.

Book and personal info for Amy: http://amywilkinson.com/

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