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Unless you can concentrate on what you want to do and suppress distractions, it’s hard to accomplish anything, period.
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101 |
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…our customary focus on things temporal and material is the major cause of human misery, because it distracts us from attending to timeless, formless true reality.
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209 |
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You need to be open to surprises, insanely curious about why things happen, and optimize the hell out of everything that gets traction.
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093 |
 |
…a leader’s job is not to know everything but to attract people who know things that he or she does not.
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075 |
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People are naturally attracted to people who give them confidence and make them feel good about themselves.
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128 |
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The key to building a winning team is recognizing, selecting, and retaining the best people from the ones you attract.
|
144 |
 |
In order to assure attraction of that which you want or need, you must also take action!
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093 |
 |
Unless the technology makes buyers’ lives dramatically simpler, more convenient, more productive, less risky, or more fun or fashionable, it will not attract the masses no matter how many awards it wins.
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120 |
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If you succeed in building and protecting a strong culture, it will simultaneously attract people who admire the culture while repelling those who find it distasteful.
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081 |
