Seven years ago, when we started dating, I was in between jobs and already telling my then-girlfriend that I would eventually leave this corporate 'thing' to build businesses of my own.
She strongly disagreed.
Coming from a very different background, she wanted a simple life, a 9-to-5 job, a steady income, and some peace of mind. On the other hand, I am much more comfortable with chaos and uncertainties.
I still insisted that I would eventually quit corporate and become an entrepreneur. She was already deep in love, so I guess it was too late.
Fast forward to now.
Guess who walked away from a potential six-figure offer to start her own law firm in Ontario? Yep. Her.
My consolation is that I have officially been appointed Office Manager. I handle operations, systems, productivity tools, and intake, while she handles the law.
What has impressed me most is the feedback from her clients. She combines strong legal expertise with professionalism, empathy, and a genuine commitment to doing the right thing for her clients.
If you are in Ontario and need legal support from someone who actually cares about the person behind the cases, you can learn more about my wife here: https://t.co/KDISGD47F2
And yes, the Office Manager built the website.
One of my KPIs is website conversion, so please help me out by sharing this with someone who may need her services.
This is the first podcast conversation I’ve listened to in a while. And I found myself wondering if @LindaEjiofor and @edomaloybwg know how philosophically intriguing their ideas are.
Here are some of the ideas I found interesting. 🧵
Wrote a solid piece on what it takes to build a company from scratch to an IPO stage.
Check it out on the @UseBitstac_ blog page.
🔗 https://t.co/mX02kcu5MJ
Enjoy!🚀
the fastest way to kill motivation is to make your identity depend on the outcome. it’s called ego involvement. when failing becomes failing as a person, your brain starts avoiding the whole thing. not because you don’t care, but because you care too much.