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Do not hesitate to fire a client who repeatedly oversteps boundaries. Any client who regularly commits… sins… is not worth the distress they’re putting you through
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062 |
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The enthusiasm you have for a new idea is not an accurate indicator of its true worth.
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159 |
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When individuals feel recognized for their intellectual worth, they are willing to share their knowledge…
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182 |
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…few gains are so great that they’re worth wiping yourself out over.
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060 |
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When someone describes his job as pointless or worthless, he is necessarily operating within some sort of tacit theory of value: an idea of what would be a worthwhile occupation, and therefore what is not.
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196 |
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Workers… gain feelings of dignity and self-worth because they hate their jobs.
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242 |
