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About the book
What if the world's smartest people know something that the rest of us don't? (Yes, they do.) What if they understand that in order to be successful, they will have to do things that others may consider foolish? The truth is that the world's smartest people don't flee from stupidity; rather, they embrace it (in a smart way). Richie Norton redefines stupid as we know it in The Power of Starting Something Stupid, revealing how life-changing ideas are frequently fatally mislabeled "stupid." What if the potential of those "dumb" ideas is the key to your life's success, creativity, and fulfilment? This profoundly enlightening book will teach you:
How to face your fears, achieve your goals, and live a life without regrets.
How to overcome challenges such as a lack of time, education, or financial resources.
The New Smart's 5 steps to achieving genuine success. There will be no more excuses.
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Brené Brown on The Power of Starting Something Stupid
“"Already getting me in a heap of trouble. As I was reading it, I made notes to Steve (my husband). When I was done I handed it to him and said, 'This could change the way we live.'"”

























