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Quick Takes: Just Start, Then Pivot

Navyn Salem, founder of Edesia Nutrition, discusses philanthropy and creating impactful nonprofit organizations in this Quick Takes video from In the Lead.

Navyn Salem seated in a chair, looking directly at the camera during a video presentation. She is wearing a bright pink dress with a confident expression. The backdrop features a modern geometric design with white and muted gold tones, complemented by dec

Key Takeaways

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Don't Wait for the Perfect Time to Start
The best way to tackle big problems is to just start, Navyn advises; there will never be a perfect time or a perfect set of resources.
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Measure Your Impact
Finding a way to quantify the positive difference you’re making can help create excitement and momentum.
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Learn from Failures
While problems are rarely solved on the first try, those failures can be vital to finding your solution.

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