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Adam Smith | September 12, 2016 | Leave a Comment

You Don’t Have to Be Perfect to Help People

Most people wait until they feel perfect to help people, but if you wait until then, you’ll never help anyone. Everyone has something to offer, and when you realize that, you will see that you have so much to offer, and you will learn to listen to the knowledge that others have to offer. Stop waiting for perfect. You are good enough to begin.

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Hi, my name is Adam Smith and welcome to asmithblog.com. I am the author of the new book, The Bravest You. Because of my work as an entrepreneur, consultant, writer, and speaker, I have been named a top industry influencer by American Genius. I live with my wife, Jasmine, and three children in Shenandoah, IA.

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