Quotes

Dare to Forgive, Page 041

Making a deal. That’s the business equivalent of letting go of anger and resentment. It’s better than suing, most of the time.

Mistakes Were Made (but not by me), Page 041

…if you violate your own values, you’ll feel much greater dissonance because, at the end of the day, you have to go on living with yourself.

When, Page 41

The harsh reality of work – whatever we do, whatever our title – is that many of us don’t fully control our time.

Good Boss, Bad Boss, Page 41

Dignity enables people to travel through their days feeling upbeat and respected.

Think Like a Champion, Page 041

Don’t avoid success because you think the responsibility might be too much – just focus and get going!

Talent is Overrated, Page 41

Among workers overall, average IQ increases with the complexity of the work, which seems totally unsurprising. It supports what most of us would suppose: Smarter people do better.

Bullshit Jobs, Page 041

…cleaning up after someone who makes a completely gratuitous and unnecessary mess is always irritating. Having a full-time occupation cleaning up after such a person can only breed resentment.

Getting to Yes, Page 41

…however precarious your relationship may be, try to structure the negotiation as a side-by-side activity in which the two of you… jointly face a common task.

The Art of the Start 2.0, Page 041

Today brands are built on what people are saying about them on social media – not on what companies are saying about themselves.

The Self-Employment Survival Guide, Page 041

Being passionate about your business is one thing. Being arrogant about it is another. Failing to learn the difference is something no self-employed person could avoid.