#6: Pushing Through the Dips

from The Cocoa Nomad Podcast Hosted by Alondo Brewington

Starting new things is the easy part. We’re excited and full of passion. But what happens when that passion fades? Will you still keep going? How to keep yourself motivated and avoid distractions with “new, shiny” things? On this episode, I’ll talk about some sound advice that’s helped me with “pushing through the dips”. Show Links: Fake it Til You Make It is BS Fatman Beyond Episode #230 You can listen to the Cocoa Nomad Podcast on the following services: Anchor FM iTunes Spotify Stitcher I'd love to hear from you. Reach out with comments, feedback or show ideas on Twitter or Instagram

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