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…it’s a fool’s errand to try to overcome faith-based, emotionally held beliefs with logical argumentation, as each represents a separate way of knowing.
When someone you work with steals the credit for a success that you created, they’re committing the most rage-inducing interpersonal ‘crime’ in the workplace.
Culture can become a force multiplier, but it doesn’t just happen with good intentions.
You have to be willing not only step away from the herd but get up in front of them and say what you truly think or feel.
The kinds of differences that best lend themselves to dovetailing are differences in interests, in beliefs, in the value placed on time, in forecasts, and in aversion to risk.
…a time comes when long-ignored values, priorities, and passions reassert themselves – or the inconsistencies in our lives grow too blatant to ignore.
If we are to develop as leaders, as human beings, our very identities (primal things) must become fluid.
For would-be persuaders, the message is plain: to change feelings, counteract them with other feelings; and liking for a communicator offers a useful source of such feelings.









