Tres "takeaways" de este episodio: 1. Mucho de lo que te va a hacer un gran profesional no lo reflejan las calificaciones académicas. 2. Una vez encuentras tu propósito y se forja dentro de ti, es bien difícil que cambie el qué, aunque evolucione el cómo. 3. La diferencia entre que te tardes años en crear algo relevante versus nunca crear nada está en que empieces y tomes acción.
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