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Stephanie Sakoda

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•Sep 24

1,000 Qualified Applicants. Zero Hires. Indeed's CEO Noticed.

David Sheehan

David Sheehan•Aug 11

The company you keep

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/claping_the-most-important-decision-youll-ever-make-share-7492546698733527040-recB/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAAAC4qDkBGfsdyATDseIRW9Cy1UFDuVJ59eA

David Sheehan

David Sheehan•Jul 27

I needed this today...

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/sahilbloom_assume-things-will-work-out-then-do-the-share-7487133182773895168-6N7H/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAAAC4qDkBGfsdyATDseIRW9Cy1UFDuVJ59eA

LinkedInAssume things will work out. (Then do the work to make it true.) This is the mindset that changed everything for me. Not blind optimism. Not delusion. Not "manifesting" from the couch. Active… | Sahil Bloom | 239 commentsAssume things will work out. (Then do the work to make it true.) This is the mindset that changed everything for me. Not blind optimism. Not delusion. Not "manifesting" from the couch. Active optimism. Here's what I mean: Most people prepare for failure before they even start. They hedge. They protect. They build escape routes before they build anything real. And that energy leaks into everything they do. It shows up in their pitch. Their effort. Their willingness to go all in. When you assume things will work out, something shifts. You stop bracing for impact. You start building with conviction. You make bolder decisions. You move faster. You recover quicker when things go sideways. Not because you ignored the risk. Because you trusted yourself to figure it out when it arrived. That trust is not free. It's earned. Every time you face uncertainty and find your way through, you build evidence. Every time you bet on yourself and deliver, the faith compounds. I call it earned faith. It's not confidence from success. It's confidence from surviving the process. And it creates something rare: a quiet calm in the middle of chaos. The people who tolerate uncertainty the best are not the ones with the most answers. They're the ones with the most evidence that they'll find the answers when they need them. Assume things will work out. Then go earn it. —— If this resonated, repost to your network ♻️ and follow Sahil Bloom for more. 🎯 Want clarity on what actually matters? Download my free "20 Questions That Changed My Life" PDF and join 800,000+ who get my weekly newsletter → https://bit.ly/4alU91f | 239 comments on LinkedIn

Former member•Jul 23

Intel Cut the Jobs Everyone Told You to Run To

David Sheehan

David Sheehan•Jul 20

Greetings

Hello all, I hope everyone's Monday is going as well as a Monday can!

Some encouragement for those less-than-ideal moments:

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/share-7484975771971911680-nnxf/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAAAC4qDkBGfsdyATDseIRW9Cy1UFDuVJ59eA

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