Quotes

How, Page 177

Trust is such a powerful thing that it fuels the worst in us as well as it does the best.

High Performance Habits, Page 177

The fundamentals of becoming more productive are setting goals and maintaining energy and focus. No goals, no focus, no energy – and you’re dead in the water.

The Progress Paradox, Page 177

…most people would say that the most important commodity that lacks price and thus cannot be bought is love.

Start With No, Page 177

…the price that will be paid in any negotiation – is directly related to the clarity of the vision of pain…

Think Like a Champion, Page 177

If your goal is just to make money, you are shortchanging yourself. You might also run out of energy while you’re trying to make that money.

Ogilvy on Advertising in the Digital Age, Page 177

…it is important to understand that it is always more difficult to go mobile first than just adapting non-mobile content to fit.

Accelerate, Page 177

Today it is hard to find a business that does not talk in terms of strategy.

The Progress Principle, Page 177

This is how a manager creates psychological safety – by focusing on the work and what can be learned from it, rather than berating subordinates for errors.

Slow Productivity, Page 177

Once you commit to doing something very well, busyness becomes intolerable.

First, Break All The Rules, Page 177

It is counterintuitive, but top performers… have the most potential for growth.