Quotes

Slow Productivity, Page 173

…when you concentrate your attention on producing your best possible work, a more humane slowness becomes inevitable.

Switch, Page 173

Failing is often the best way to learn, and because of that, early failure is a kind of necessary investment.

The Art of the Start 2.0, Page 173

It’s not enough that candidates are qualified to work for your startup; they must also believe in the product, because working for a startup is closer to a religion than a way to make a living.

Profit First, Page 173

The more cash you can collect, the better, because at a certain point money starts earning you substantial money, all by itself.

Distracted, Page 173

The possibility of clinging to the surface of life has always existed. And yet in honing the art of skimming across infinite texts are we losing the hard-fought skill of delving beneath the surface?

Why Work Sucks and How to Fix It, Page 173

We need to get real about the employee manual. It’s culture that makes the place go, not rules in a book nobody reads…

Feel the Fear… and Do It Anyway, Page 173

Whether you presently believe it or not, your life is already abundant. You simply haven’t noticed it.

Think Again, Page 173

Psychologists find that people will ignore or even deny the existence of a problem if they’re not fond of the solution.

Slow Productivity, Page 173

Obsess over the quality of what you produce, even if this means missing opportunities in the short term.

Profit First, Page 173

…once the money you have collected yields more new money every year than you spend in a year, you have achieved financial freedom.