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Is It Possible to Inspire a Movement That Would Benefit the Majority of People?

Kristina Alexandra Kovalyuk would inspire a movement of the next generations of female, immigrant and other under-privileged entrepreneurs. She would also like to inspire a "failure is the stepping stone to greatness" movement. Too often we fail once or twice and give up when the greats have failed many times.

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Is It Possible to Inspire a Movement That Would Benefit the Majority of People?

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  1. KRISTINA ALEXANDRA KOVALYUK LAUNCHING YOUR IDEA FROM SCRATCH: HOW TO MAKE IT HAPPEN kristinaalexandrakovalyuk.wordpress.com

  2. ABOUT Kristina Alexandra Kovalyuk was born in Kyiv, Ukraine which was the USSR at the time. She emigrated to the US at the age of 13 under religious asylum as a refugee. At 16 she was able to get an internship at one of the largest financial services companies.

  3. Let us know which "Life Lesson Quote" Kristina enjoy the most! Kristina Alexandra Kovalyuk often tried to acquiesce and adjust herself to be like someone else, especially moving across the world and having to learn an entirely different culture. This led of confusion, lack of success and frustration — not to mention loss of self confidence. When she started to embrace her unique nature and hone in on who she really is— that's when the paradigm started to shift.

  4. Is There a Story or Reason Why It Resonated With Kristina Alexandra So Much? It is a story about a young man from humble beginnings in a small town in France with little money, a loving father, a great deal of drive, ambition, integrity, ethics and a pure heart. Film is about a young sailor who gets slandered, accused of a crime he didn't commit by someone jealous of his fiancé and his rise through the ranks on a sailing ship. He is thrown in one of the worst prisons in France on a deserted island for 20 years. He manages to get out alive despite impossible circumstances and finds a treasure.

  5. INNOVATIVE IDEAS ABOUND, BUT HOW DO KRISTINA KOVALYUK TURN THEM INTO BUSINESSES? FROM HER EXPERIENCE, WHAT DID SHE DO TO OVERCOME THIS CHALLENGE? Kristina Kovalyuk think many people just have an idea, mention it to a few people and forget about it. This is what causes the lack of translations and actionability. The first step is to flush the idea out. How is it transformative? What benefit does it bring? Is it a solution to a problem, or a new way of doing something? Who would be benefitting from it? How would it be used/applied? Whats new/unique about it?

  6. Could we inspire a movement that would benefit the most people? Kristina Alexandra Kovalyuk would inspire a movement of the next generations of female, immigrant and other entrepreneurs. She would also like to inspire a "failure is the stepping stone to greatness" movement. Too often we fail once or twice and give up when the greats have failed many times. under-privileged

  7. Kristina Alexandra is a serial entrepreneur with a passion for building, scaling and growing businesses. She helps clients identify, curate and execute strategic partnerships. Kristina's specialty is hypergrowth, B2B, creating long lasting mutually beneficial relationships taking dreams and ideas to reality. and https://kristinaalexandrakovalyuk.wordpress.com/

  8. THANKS FOR WATCHING https://twitter.com/Kristin70868958 https://www.reddit.com/user/kristinakovalyuk

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