It’s "fun" and "easy" to build an Authentic Business… at a deep level!

14 Aug 2018 · 21 min
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George Kao argues that building an "authentic business" can feel "fun and easy" when those terms are held at a deeper level: "fun" as joy, adventure, curiosity, and experimentation tied to personal growth; "easy" as a sense of deep security (rooted in his spiritual faith) that reduces fear of failure and enables risk-taking. He contrasts surface-level pleasures (video games, Netflix) with the meaningful risk and stretching required to grow, and urges viewers to "redefine reality every day" to maintain courage in entrepreneurship.

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