Quotes

The Power of Habit, Page 178

…crises are such valuable opportunities that a wise leader often prolongs a sense of emergency on purpose.

Quit, Page 178

Persevere in the things that matter, that bring you happiness, and that move you toward your goals. Quit everything else…

Rapt, Page 178

how you decide to spend your time and make other choices that affect your quality of life is closely bound up with attention…

Thanks for the Feedback, Page 178

The ability to laugh at yourself is also an indicator that you are ready and able to take feedback. Laughing at yourself requires you to loosen your grip on your identity.

Thanks for the Feedback, Page 178

…we care about how others see us. But… we have to accept the fact that how others see us is something we can’t control.

Start With No, Page 178

’Your greatest strength is your greatest weakness.’ – Emerson

Grit, Page 178

When you keep searching for ways to change your situations for the better, you stand a chance of finding them. When you stop searching… you guarantee they won’t.

Measure What Matters, Page 178

It might sound almost too easy, but continuous performance management will lift every individual’s achievement. It elevates performance, bottom to top.

Thanks for the Feedback, Page 178

Others’ views of you may be incomplete, outdated, unfair, and based on absolutely nothing.

Start With No, Page 178

The naturally glib negotiator talks too much. The brilliant negotiator tries to overpower his adversary with intelligence.