Hi, guys. Welcome back to the show. You are listening to style your minds. I'm your host,

Kara Allwell, and I'm excited to be back with you today. This is a quickie episode,

and I just had to come on here because I saw a quote this morning that I needed to share with you.

The quote says, the challenge is that the day before something is truly a breakthrough,

it's a crazy idea, and crazy ideas are very risky to attempt.

And that quote is by Peter Diamondus, and he's the founder of X Prize Foundation. I'm going to read it again.

The challenge is that the day before something is truly a breakthrough, it's a crazy idea,

and crazy ideas are very risky to attempt.

So I've been having conversations with a lot of my entrepreneurial friends, a lot of my creative friends,

really around what it looks like to pivot in your brand, what it looks like to try something new,

to put yourself out there, to take on a new project. And I really think it is probably one of the scariest things in business

because when you become known for something and you brand yourself in a certain way,

people have expectations of you. And that's great, as long as you are into what you're doing,

and as long as it's your passionate, and you can do it every single day,

and never get enough of it, but the reality is most people who are in it for the long haul,

most people who are entrepreneurs for life are going to change.

Think about artists, right? Think about actors, think about musicians.

If they kept putting out the same kind of song and the same kind of album over and over again,

they would either one, like just be completely bored and burnt out and hate what they do,

or two, you would get bored of them, and they would become obsolete in a sense,

because you would just keep getting the same thing over and over again, and it's just not interesting.

And I think a funny thing happened with certain artists,

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