Francisco Raio

We all understand that bringing great ideas to life often involves stumbling along the way. Yet, it's common to feel stuck, believing you need the perfect idea right from the start. This mindset can lead to wasting time overthinking instead of taking action.
 
 A recent conversation with Nate Maslak, co-founder of Ribbon Health, highlighted this point. The successful idea they pursued was different from their initial concept. However, by taking the first step, they gained insights that led them to a new opportunity.
 
 To all the budding entrepreneurs out there, remember: it's not about the brilliance of your idea, but rather your readiness to take risks and share it with the world. Be open to learning and humble enough to recognize when it's time to pivot. ↪