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To [ancient Greek philosophers], living a life of leisure was the highest aim of a human being.
…helping [people] succeed at making a difference virtually guarantees good inner work life and strong performance.
If the hard bargainer insists on concessions and makes threats while the soft bargainer yields in order to avoid confrontation and insists on agreement, the negotiating game is biased in favor of the hard player.
Without direct, unencumbered access to actual users and customers, the product team has little hope of any kind of success.
True leisure, the Greeks believed, free from the drudgery of work, not only refreshed the soul but also opened it up.
What we are to do in this life comes from somewhere beyond us; it’s bigger than us.
Once you create trust, – genuine character- and competence-based trust – almost everything else falls into place.









