Bold Faith. How to overcome uncertainty and make bold leaps of faith

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After quitting university after seven weeks, Mike has gone on to achieve remarkable feats. He launched Australia's first internet radio station, lived in Europe and USA, claimed a Guinness Book of Record and sold his Silicon Valley Startup. Discover some practical advice for getting the most out of life. - Live the life you dream - Listen to your inner voice - The obstacle is the way - Always be learning

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Bold FaithHOW TO OVERCOME UNCERTAINTY
AND MAKE BOLD LEAPS OF FAITH
Mike Parsons, Qualitance

DEFYING CONVENTION
6 YEARS OF LAZY 7 WEEKS OF UNI
2 YEARS OF DJING,
YEARS OF MEDIA
AND THEN...

TRUST YOUR INTUITION
RUNNING
AMSTERDAM
STARTUP
EVERYTHING
CHANGED
IT DIDN’T FEEL
RIGHT
AND THEN...

I FOUND A HOME
GM at
MRM Partners,
Amsterdam
MD at Tribal DDB,
Amsterdam
MD at Tribal DDB,
London
MD at McCann, San
Francisco

HARD THINGS
OVER 12 YEARS IN
ADVERTISING
A LOT TO LOSE BACK TO SCHOOL AND THEN...

THINGS FELL APART
40+ INVESTORS
NIKE, GE, P&G, LEVIS,
ETC
BUT...
FOUNDERS
COULDN’T AGREE

THINGS CAME TOGETHER
LAUNCHPODIUM IKEA AND VIRGIN BUT I KEPT GOING ACQUIRED

HIDDEN SURPRISE
FULL CIRCLE IN 20
YEARS
CHAD IN NEW YORK
LIVE SHOWS &
15,000 LISTENS
AHA MOMENTS
I USE EVERYDAY

LIVE THE LIFE YOU
DREAM
LISTEN TO YOUR
INTUITION
IT WILL BE HARD -
AND THAT'S OK
AS LONG AS YOU
KEEP LEARNING,
THINGS WILL TURN
OUT FINE

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