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Lexy Franklin

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Lexy Franklin is a behavioral change agent who excels in creating tools and experiences that inspire positive choices in individuals. With a background in product innovation, mobile technology, behavior change, and more, Lexy has honed her skills in enhancing products and strategies to influence customer decisions. Lexy's journey includes studies at Stanford University and experience working on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart, where she learned to captivate audiences. Currently serving as the VP of Product + Strategy at Striiv Inc, Lexy leads in the development of mobile tools that transform lives and industries. Lexy's expertise spans across various fields including leadership, game design, iOS development, competitive analysis, storytelling, and corporate communication, reflecting her holistic approach to driving change and success.

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Sep 12 · linkedin

If you’re seeing this, it’s a sign.

Rihanna says you should be doing THIS:

Celebrate yourself.

Many of us strive to make a difference in others’ lives — in learning, growing and putting our best foot forward.

90% of the time, those efforts are unseen by others.

You’re the only person who knows how much effort you put in.

For this reason, you should take a moment to acknowledge your work.

You see the world through new eyes, offering fresh and innovative ideas.

You need to invest in YOU—your creativity, your determination, and your relentless pursuit of a better tomorrow.

You’re not just contributing; you’re shaping the future.

Let’s recognize and celebrate it.

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Aug 27 · linkedin

Michael Jordan has missed more than 9000 shots in his career.

Yet he’s worth $3.2B. Here’s why:

The most remarkable achievers don’t avoid failure—they embrace it.

Michael Jordan, one of the greatest basketball players of all time, missed 9000 shots and lost 300 games.

Yet, his willingness to miss and keep shooting defined his career.

The common thread among elite performers is their comfort with failure.

From a young age, many of us are conditioned to seek gold stars and avoid mistakes.

But the most successful individuals often fail frequently and with greater intensity.

They’re motivated by the opportunity to learn, improve and persist.

Amazing video by @motivationalmindset2k on YouTube.

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San Diego, California, United States