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…the skill at reading others’ emotions is just an effect of what working-class work actually consists of: rich people don’t have to learn how to interpret labor nearly as well…
…there are no universally ‘best’ solutions to organizational problems, only trade-offs that depend on the contingencies facing the company.
…it’s less stressful on the mind to say Later rather than Never. In the long run, you’ll end up wanting less and also consuming less.
The path of least resistance – entropy or inertia – is constantly at work in history, as well as in the physical universe.
During a typical business meeting, the first few minutes… and the last few moments, as everyone is leaving, often tell you more about the other side than anything in between.
Identifying and acting upon …trade-offs – not decentralizating everything, everywhere – is the key to successful leadership.
If we wish to envision an alternative to inertia, we must consider which values could serve as a map to the future.
Nearly everyone you meet has something they can teach you. And you have something to offer to others, so don’t forget to give back.









