Leave the Someday Isle and Start Before You’re Ready | Leslie M. Bosserman | TEDxEustis

[anthonybutlerstream]

From a dreamer to a doer was incredibly motivational. I agree that our biggest obstacles are often our own fears and hesitations.

[magnuskarlsonn]

I think life is constantly throwing challenges at us and seeing it as an opportunity to build upon our strengths is a really good reframe, thank you.

[flodavis]

The story about creating the Maker's Place was inspiring. It shows that big dreams can start from simple, honest needs and of course just having the courage to voice them!

[ByteMayhem]

"You can have everything, you just can't have it all at once."- this is one of the hardest things to grapple with.

[dudley]

Such a good message! I think we can also surprise ourselves by how capable we actually are when we just start doing something. Sometimes less is more in terms of preparation.

[DivaComet]

It's refreshing to hear a talk that acknowledges the pressure of daily obligations and offers realistic ways to navigate them, thank you.

[jaxstub]

her journey from college grad to entrepreneur and parent is pretty inspiring. shows what's possible when you're willing to take risks and adapt to life's curveballs!

[milesprimrose]

I was really moved by how candidly she spoke about her struggles, and how she turned them into opportunities. Really cool stuff.

[thevictorfirsov]

The concept of emotional endurance is intriguing. In a world full of quick fixes and instant gratification, developing that inner resilience seems more important than ever.

[Cyber-Toast]

Challenging the idea of putting conditions on present happiness is a game-changer. Always thought I'd be happy "when" something happened, but maybe it's about finding joy in the journey.

[lizettesimon]

Could definitely relate to the "having more ideas than time" part. And when you finally get time to act on one of those ideas it's like all the excitement you had for it has already worn away

[kiankaskert]

So much respect for her for turning personal struggles into motivation for positive change. That's real resilience right there. Makes me want to look at my own challenges in a new light.

[katemartens]

I've got to remember what she said about having it all just not all at once! Such solid advice.

[aerosiskell]

It's incredible what can be achieved when you decide to take action, no matter the circumstances.

[CislunarDoll]

The thought of just going for it and seeing what happens is weirdly liberating and makes me want to launch my side hustle! No more excuses or waiting for everything to be in place.

[IAmScoobeyDamIt]

The questions she poses are powerful. We have to really want to answer them honestly to get the maximum out of them.

[kirkslapete]

Never too late to plant that tree. No use dwelling on missed opportunities from the past. This talk is a good kick in the pants to start working towards those long-term goals now

[wuyattakeita]

her personal stories added so much depth to the talk. They were really relatable and inspiring.

[HeavenlyProphet]

I think this talk does a great job of showing how important it is to align our daily actions with our long-term goals. Otherwise it gets too easy to lose sight of what we're working towards

[snakejohnson]

"You can have it all, just not all at once" - I needed to hear that today. I put so much pressure on myself to achieve everything RIGHT NOW.