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Mar 4, 2019 21 min

Kathy Debunks Quick Start Stereotypes

from Perfectly Obstinate People

All Quick Starts are not made the same! In this episode, Kathy debunks false stereotypes about people who initiate in Quick Start. These individuals are often viewed as more creative, more energetic and prone to ADHD. Kathy provides clarity about this most misunderstood of the 4 modes of action and gives insight on how the other modes of action come into play. By gaining a deeper understanding, Quick Starts will be better able to play it big, with a better chance of success. Show Notes: 00:00 Intro 00:21 The reality of Quick Start 01:15 Continuing to develop theory 01:30 False stereotypes 02:52 Doctor advises Kathy to stop talking 03:55 Ad lib but stop and think 04:41 Endless Quick Start energy? 06:26 No Solopreneurs 08:04 Serial Entrepreneurs 09:03 Hell No! 11:00 Unfocused disability? 13:10 Never finish anything 15:09 Learning from failure 16:00 Managing that talent 18:00 The many forms of Quick Start 19:35 Use all your strengths, and all 3 parts of the mind 21:15 End

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