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What gets us into trouble is how quickly we commit, without fully understanding what we’re getting ourselves into or even why we’re being asked.
Sometimes… a boss can avoid open disobedience by simply ignoring a superior’s idiocy and just doing what is best.
There is a limit to how many [task] boards you can manage before the upkeep becomes too arduous.
Key to winning over your detractors or devils is knowing all their likely angles of attack and building up counterarguments by irrefutable facts and reason.
Many ‘when’ decisions involve endings. And one of the biggest is when to leave a job that just isn’t working out. That’s a big step, a risky move, and not always a choice for some people.
Besides saying ‘No,’ the other key benefit of asking ‘How?’ is, quite literally, that it forces your counterpart to consider and explain how a deal with be implemented.
Put your solo meetings on your calendar and protect them like any other meeting of appointment.
Think through in advance the worst that could happen, try it on emotionally, and reason through the possible consequences. … It’s a reminder that whatever the outcome, you’ll be able to manage.









