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…if you’re not actively working to get better at what you do, there’s a good chance you’re getting worse, no matter what the quality of your initial training may have been.
The questions you should ask constantly: What are we not going to do? What are the consequences of not doing something? Get in the habit of constantly prioritizing and reprioritizing.
There is a virtuous cycle between your responsibilities and your relationships.
Learning how to motivate and enable others to change their actions may be the most important skill you’ll ever acquire.
In this world of ubiquitous information… it’s harder than it has ever been in history to maintain a competitive advantage based on intelligence or knowledge.
…most of us tend to become fixed in our habits and practices, even when they’re suboptimal.
…a manager who knows his or her team members one standard deviation better than the average manager produces results that are two standard deviations better than the average manager’s results.









