Bayu Prihandito - Life Architekture

Bayu Prihandito – Life Architekture

Categories: Business, Coaching, Inspiration

Oprah once quoted ‘You’ve got to follow your passion – You’ve got to figure out what it is you love – who you really are. And have the courage to do that. I believe that the only courage anybody ever needs is the courage to follow your own dreams.” Please share, how you had the courage to follow your own dreams.

I played out two scenarios in my head. In the first one, I keep climbing the corporate ladder even though I know it’s not even the ladder I want to climb. I would use material success to compensate for the emptiness in my life. Alternatively, I could embark on the adventure of my life, betting on myself and using my sense of purpose as the compass to guide me on where to go. I chose the second one.

Tell us what the word “Entrepreneur” means to you?

What has been the biggest lesson you have learned from being an entrepreneur?

1. It takes time to achieve the desired results. Make sure to calculate the risks properly.

2. It’s about acquiring skills, and there are many of them. Therefore, accept feelings of inferiority with humility; they are a sign that you are on the right path.

3. Base your self-worth not on being right but on your willingness to learn.

What inspired you to start your own business, and how did you go about identifying a need in the market that your business could address?

“My Mess is My Message”. I want to share my experience to as many people as possible.

“I reflected on my own life and found out, through research and conversations with as many resources as possible, that the issue of not living a life aligned with one’s core values is not as rare as I had hoped it would be.

What is your favourite quote about “following your dreams”?

No matter how hard you hit them, your dreams never die. You’ve merely stunned them. And when you’re on your deathbed, they will awaken as regrets.

What advice would you give to anyone wanting to start their own business?

Start now. You will learn the lessons along the way. The feeling of ‘I need to learn XYZ first’ is just your fear wearing the mask of perfectionism.

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