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[...] the Author: Sonia Simone is Senior Editor of Copyblogger and the founder of Remarkable Communication. [...]

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Simply great advice and a wonderful metaphor. You want to always be moving forward toward your goal, but you also don’t want to sacrifice learning from what’s behind you. Action and growth only help each other grow in size.

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For me the “great boulder in the middle of the path” is usually this feeling of overwhelm… like the internet is moving too fast and I just don’t know the right direction. What am I thinking? What am I drinking or smoking? How am I going to make it and constantly compete with all these people in an ever-changing landscape?

I feel kind of burned out from too much ‘doing’ and not enough learning. Three years ago I took a year off and studied direct marketing, graphic design and basic web dev and it was tremendously empowering. Would love to have a sabbatical or do something like that again.

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And learning and action – to true. You need them both.

A very inspiring blog entry.

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[...] About the Author: Sonia Simone is Senior Editor of Copyblogger and the founder of Remarkable Communication. [...]

The path is the path. It doesn’t belong to any one person or tradition, and really your path is always unique, made of your own stumblings. Some paths are more efficient and some lead to more or to less comfortable spots, but the main thing is to walk it and see.

@Havi, I can see getting it from you. One of those quotes I heard and got instantly encoded deep into my brain, without any memory of who got it there. Brains are tricksy creatures.