TLDR:
- To reach a state of total alignment between you and your entrepreneurial pursuit (or any goal for the matter), tap into intellectual curiosity.
- Even if it’s not something you’re supposed to be working on, trust your instincts and follow the threads that attract your attention, for you’ll realize just how much can be extracted from frivolous questions.
- Embrace the mistakes you make along the way, for trial and error is just as important.
- Reaching total alignment doesn’t come overnight. It never does.
Aligning you and your entrepreneurial pursuit as one
To achieve the clearest possible outcome of what you’re hoping from your entrepreneurial pursuit, one of the biggest keys is total alignment within yourself and it.
But what is total alignment exactly?
In layman term’s, it means that you have complete clarity in who you are, what you truly want, what your values are, and what philosophies you live by.
Your mission and priorities are not only clear but are coming from the heart, by free will that is not influenced by external factors such as societal expectations and constructs.
As a result, your center of gravity will have a magnetism that draws people to you, be it literally or figuratively, for your flow becomes one that is as streamline as the river stream.
However, this isn’t something that comes overnight.
It never does.
To reach a state of total alignment between you and your entrepreneurial pursuit (or any goal for the matter), tap into intellectual curiosity.
As Paul Graham says, even if it’s not something you’re supposed to be working on, trust your instincts and follow the threads that attract your attention, for you’ll realize just how much can be extracted from frivolous questions.
Secondly, trial and error is part and parcel of reaching total alignment. Embrace the mistakes you make along the way, as it’s all a part of the process, like it or not.
As you dig deeper and deeper into both of the aforementioned prerequisites, you’ll eventually find what your heart and soul truly align with from an innate perspective.