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The E-Myth Revisited, Page 73
The Entrepreneurial Model looks at a business as if it were a product, sitting on a shelf and competing for the customer’s attention against a whole shelf of competing products (or businesses).
How to Be a Great Boss, Page 73
Thinking is the hardest work there is which is probably the reason so few engage in it. – Henry Ford
High Performance Habits, Page 073
Look to the future. Identify key skills. Obsessively develop those skills.
168 Hours, Page 73
If you like something enough, you will find a job in an organization that you think will be flexible and open to your talents, and then you will figure out a way to concoct your dream job within it…
Willpower, Page 73
With a monthly plan, you can make adjustments. If a delay arises one day, your plan is still intact.
The E-Myth Revisited, Page 73
The commodity isn’t what’s important – the way it’s delivered is.
How to Be a Great Boss, Page 73
Stepping back to think will create clarity for you and restore your confidence.
Seductive Interaction Design, Page 073
Gifts given freely, with no expectations, tend to pay off more than quid pro quo transactions masquerading as gifts.
The Messy Middle, Page 073
Conflict prompts disappointment, followed by perspective and self-examination, and ultimately another attempt with a renewed sense of purpose.
Winners Never Cheat, Page 73
Leadership is a privilege. Those who receive the mantle must also know they can expect an accounting of their stewardships.