Day 3: Becoming My Own CEO | Naratiq Day 3: Becoming My Own CEO Inspired by Eric Berne’s “What Do You Say After You Say Hello?” and Scarlett O’Hara from Gone with the Wind Today, I didn’t work on the Naratiq homepage. No new logo tweaks...

Day 3. No website edits. Just 8hrs of self leadership workshop. Remembered Berne’s “What Do You Say After You Say Hello” and saw how far I’ve come. Less inner saboteur, more CEO. The work inside is the real work. Full story: www.linkedin.com/feed/update/...

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Day 2: Doubts in the Quiet Moments | Naratiq Day 2: Doubts in the Quiet Moments Inspired by Elena Greco from My Brilliant Friend, who always wrestled with her own brilliance and insecurities. Today was a day of quiet progress — the kind that’s ...

Day 2: quiet progress. Homepage almost done, logos ready, plan to reread my biz plan. Elena Greco’s doubts from “My brilliant friend” wisper: Am I good enough? But doubt can fuel, not freeze. The key: keep moving, keep scribbling. #naratiq #BuildInPublic Full post: www.linkedin.com/feed/update/...

Day 1: Scribbling in the Margins | Naratiq Day 1: Scribbling in the Margins inspired by Jo March, Little Women Jo March didn’t wait for permission to write. She wrote in the attic, in the dark, with cold fingers and a burning heart — because ...

Day 1: Scribbling in the Margins to Launch Naratiq (Inspired by Jo March from Little Women)
No big launch. No big reveal. Just quiet steps: bought the domain; set up SM; started roughing out the homepage.
📖 Full Day1 story: www.linkedin.com/feed/update/...

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