Quotes

The Progress Paradox, Page 172

In a kind of nature’s-revenge law, the fact that there will always be something you desire but cannot possess ensures that even the rich will never be materially satisfied…

First, Break All The Rules, Page 172

…spend the most time with your top performers. Pay attention to them. Be fair to the right people.

CrazyBusy, Page 172

Your goal should be to be not independent, but rather effectively interdependent.

Sooner Safer Happier, Page 172

Milestones are a sub-optimal mental construct to use for unique change in a rapidly changing terrain.

How, Page 172

Once you catch someone not telling you the truth or not dealing fairly, then the trust element really disappears and it’s hard to build back. – Mike Fricklas

Tiny Habits, Page 172

The first time people do a behavior is a critical moment in terms of habit formation.

Influencer, Page 172

The shame we feel when we’re laughed at can deter us from repeating a behavior – good or bad – ever again.

Hacking Growth, Page 172

…it’s crucial that you never assume why users are behaving as they are…

Primal Leadership, Page 172

Groups begin to change only when they first have fully grasped the reality of how they function…

Emotional Intelligence 2.0, Page 172

Believe it or not, what others say about you is usually more accurate than what you think about yourself.