Quotes

Quit, Page 29

At the moment that quitting becomes the objectively best choice, in practice things generally won’t look particularly grim, even though the present does contain clues that can help you figure out how the future might unfold.

Atomic Habits, Page 29

…once your habits are established, they seem to stick around forever – especially the unwanted ones.

The Start-up of You, Page 029

…compete in local contests – local not just in terms of geography but also in terms of industry segment and skill set.

Winners Never Cheat, Page 29

Rationalizing dims caution lights, arrogance blurs boundaries, desperation overrides good sense.

How to Become a Rainmaker, Page 29

’Do you have your appointment calendar handy?’ This is a killer sales question because it leads to that previous appointment over 90 percent of the time.

Why Work Sucks and How to Fix It, Page 029

We have this weird permission to be shitty to one another at work.

Leaders Eat Last, Page 29

When the Circle is strong and that feeling of belonging is ubiquitous, collaboration, trust and innovation result.

Influence, Page 29

…most of us would have guessed that people are more willing to do a favor for someone you like.

Quit, Page 29

…perhaps because of our aversion to quitting, we tend to rationalize away the clues contained in the present that would allow us to see how bad things really are.

Atomic Habits, Page 29

Changing our habits is challenging for two reasons: (1) we try to change the wrong thing and (2) we try to change our habits in the wrong way.