Quotes

How to Be a Great Boss, Page 29

You can’t be great at everything, and you’ll never have the time to become a great boss if you don’t let go of the things that bog you down.

Never Eat Alone, Page 29

Coming up with goals, updating them, and monitoring our progress in achieving them is less important… than the process of emotionally deciding what it is you want to do.

Hidden Potential, Page 029

Many people associate procrastination with laziness. But psychologists find that procrastination is not a time management problem – it’s an emotion management problem.

How to Be a Great Boss, Page 29

Time is the most precious resource great bosses have.

The Practical Agilist Guidebook, Page 029

…the ability to keep the knowledge for a given product or service owned persistently by the same team can only help an organization looking to evolve into a more product-centric orientation.

Something Really New, Page 029

Your average customers have the same problem you have in product development: They have a good deal of difficulty looking past the existing paradigm.

Never Eat Alone, Page 29

The transformation of a dream into reality requires hard work and discipline.

On Becoming a Leader, Page 029

Listening to the inner voice – trusting the inner voice – is one of the most important lessons of leadership.

Management, Page 029

…if an enterprise fails to perform, we rightly hire not different workers but a new president.

Hidden Potential, Page 029

When you procrastinate, you’re not avoiding effort. You’re avoiding the unpleasant feelings that the activity stirs up. Sooner or later, though, you realize that you’re also avoiding getting where you want to go.