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EPISODE · Jun 30, 2024 · 4 MIN

Day 265 – Never Too Late to Tell Your Story

from The 365 Commitment · host Guy Reams

Overcoming limitations and pursuing your dreams, inspired by Richard Adams' story. Key Points: Richard Adams published his first successful novel, Watership Down, at the age of 52. Despite a prior unremarkable career, his daughters' encouragement led him to write the story. After many rejections, Rex Collins, a publisher, took a risk and published the book. The book became a massive success, selling millions of copies worldwide. Inspiration: This story exemplifies that it's never too late to: Tell your story. Start a company. Learn something new. Change your path in life. Richard Adams' success, despite the unconventional nature of his story, proves anyone can achieve their dreams. Call to Action: Stop making excuses and start pursuing your goals today. Don't wait for the perfect time or circumstances - just go for it. Visit Guy Reams' blog for the audio interview with Richard Adams. Quote: "You have no excuse as to why you cannot start today... It is never too late and you have no valid excuses." - Guy Reams Quote: "Should we not all at least have it? Should we not all have at least one mad moment in our lives?" - Rex Collins (referring to taking a risk on publishing Watership Down)

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