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Once we make a choice or take a stand, we encounter personal and interpersonal pressures to think and behave consistently with that commitment.
The drive to be (and look) consistent constitutes a potent driving force, often causing us to act in ways contrary to our own best interest.
…it is all too easy to institute processes that govern how you produce products that can bring innovation to a grinding halt.
When it occurs unthinkingly, consistency can be disastrous. Nonetheless, even blind consistency has its attractions.
Once we have made up our minds about an issue, stubborn consistency allows us an appealing luxury: we don’t have to think hard about the issue anymore.
When you’re around people who share a collective passion around a common purpose, there’s no telling what you can do. – Howard Schultz









