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…most organizations seem to be using the same decision process as a hormone-crazed teenager. – Paul Nutt
It has been said that the cheapest concession you can make to the other side is to let them know that they have been heard.
Our aversion to obstacles, setbacks, disagreements, and other forms of resistance is a bit ironic, because this friction is what builds our tolerance for future friction.
Even though the journey is never easy, great bosses know what goals to strive for and how the ride ought to feel along the way – and lousy bosses never seem to quite get it.
Organizations, like teenagers, are blind to their choices. And the consequences are serious…
No talent or experience is too small to profit from. What skills are you downplaying that others might admire and want to learn from?
Unless you acknowledge what [the adversary is] saying and demonstrate that you understand them, they may believe you have not heard them.
…think big by expanding your horizon at the same time you’re expanding your net worth. That’s what significant success is about.
You don’t need to know everything right now – you just need to know enough to get started.









