Quotes

The Power of Habit, Page 175

Sometimes, a truce can create dangers that outweigh any peace.

Never Split the Difference, Page 175

A repetitive series of ‘What’ and ‘How’ questions can help you overcome the aggressive tactics of a manipulative adversary.

Leaders Eat Last, Page 175

The more attention leaders focus on their own wealth or power, the more they stop acting like leaders and start taking on more of the attributes of tyrants.

Getting Things Done, Page 175

If material is purely for reference, the only issue is whether it’s worth the time and space to keep it.

Rapt, Page 175

As the term workaholic suggests, the rapt attention and motivation inspired by a goal can resemble an addiction.

A Sense of Urgency, Page 175

…with success comes a major problem: keeping up the sense of urgency needed to accomplish a bigger goal or to sustain a high level of performance over time.

From Paycheck to Purpose, Page 175

…the secret to getting promoted is to care deeply about what you’re doing and take care of business every day – patiently. Focus there, and your career ladder will take care of yourself.

Blue Ocean Strategy, Page 175

When fair process is exercised in the strategy-making process, people trust that a level playing field exists.

The Lean Startup, Page 175

In reality, capturing value is an intrinsic part of the product hypothesis.

The Badass Business Analyst, Page 175

…there is no such thing as multitasking.