Quotes

Emotional Agility, Page 171

Fear of success, or fear of even being ‘okay’ can lead to self-sabotage…

Talent is Overrated, Page 171

Starting early holds advantages that become less available later in life.

Atomic Habits, Page 171

Commitment devices increase the odds that you’ll do the right thing in the future by making bad habits difficult in the present.

How to Begin, Page 171

It’s good to have people around you. Particularly when you’re journeying into the future.

The Progress Paradox, Page 171

Wants… can never be satisfied. The more you want, the more likely you are to feel disgruntled; the more you acquire, the more likely you are to feel controlled by your own possessions.

Hacking Growth, Page 171

Improving activation is at its core about increasing the rate at which you get new users to your aha moment.

First, Break All The Rules, Page 171

You are always on stage. Your misplaced time and attention is not a neutral act. No news is never good news.

HBR Guide to Persuasive Presentations, Page 171

Transparency wins people over.

Tiny Habits, Page 171

One key to designing long-term change is to reduce or remove the demotivators. This allows the natural motivation (often it’s hope) to blossom…

Focus, Page 171

…positivity… has great payoffs for performance, energizing us so we can focus better, think more flexibly, and persevere.