The world needs more brilliant people.
What?
Clever is a distance learning startup focused on life hacking for digital entrepreneurs.
Now Building in Public.
Why?
When I was little I was often discouraged by my father.
My parents, both university professors, and writers reached the peak of their careers.
Prolific production, social recognition, and financial return.
But something separated us, my parents were employees and I wanted to be an entrepreneur.
It was not easy to walk this path, especially when things go wrong.
Sometimes things don't go the way we expect, but that's something inherent in this path.
Trial and error is even a way for us to mature to face future situations.
So what?
Throughout my life, I have seen many young people who were seeking to fulfill their dreams.
People who didn't accept things the way they are.
And who believed they could have a different life.
Many of these people were not so far from their goals, often a few steps away from succeeding.
Some concepts, ideas, and processes are all they need. As I needed to.
I realized a big dream in my life, to live close to nature, work at home, and have a calmer life.
Now I want to inspire others to do the same. Your dream is possible. The world needs more brilliant people.
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Seems cool. However, I don't feel like 'Brilliant People' is what you are really going after.. More like 'Passionate' or 'Motivated'. Obviously, there are a number of brilliant people who just choose not to pursue anything.. So that's my feedback, hope it helps. Best of luck.
For me, a brilliant person is someone I recognize for their accomplishments.
Being brilliant in this case is the fruit of an action.
There are people who have incredible potential,
and through entrepreneurship, they can "become brilliant".
I am specifically referring to people who see entrepreneurship
as the path to realizing their potential.
Also, I recognize that there are people who are seen as "brilliant" and apparently "choose not to pursue anything".
I believe the issue is usually something else.
Sometimes fear of not achieving what they want.
Sometimes they cling to the idea that not trying is better,
because they don't lose what they already have.
I've worked with someone like that in the past,
I'm not sure at what point he changed.
But apparently, a guy who didn't want to do anything
and who was "brilliant" (from other people's point of view)
for being very intelligent, multilingual...
He quickly saw that entrepreneurship was a way for him to have a better life.
Even to feel more respected by their parents.
I'm not a psychologist, and I'm not trying to see this through the eyes of psychology.
But I believe that everyone has a desire to be more, to be better, to be a brilliant person.
Sometimes situations in life get in the way of this process and confuse these ideas.
Anyway, thanks for your comment. :)
this is very inspiring! wise words :)
I'm glad these words resonate with you :)