Quotes

Think Again, Page 87

The first rule [of good fight club]: avoiding an argument is bad manners. Silence disrespects the value of your views and our ability to have a civil disagreement.

Decisive, Page 87

…what makes narrow framing remarkable… is how easy it is to correct. The lightest prick often bursts the bubble.

No Hard Feelings, Page 087

Envy reveals your values – if you’re honest with yourself.

The Hard Thing About Hard Things, Page 087

…humans, particularly those who build things, only listen to leading indicators of good news. – Andy Grove

Influencer, Page 087

The instant you stop trying to impose your agenda on others, you eliminate the fight for control.

Freakonomics, Page 087

Working together, journalists and experts are the architects of much conventional wisdom.

Managing Up, Page 087

People who are insecure in their own abilities often attempt to counteract those feelings by becoming overcontrolling.

Blink, Page 87

…being short is probably as much of a handicap to corporate success as being a woman or an African American.

Absolute Value, Page 087

…more and more consumers see their relationships with companies as an open marriage: If something better comes along, they will go with the better option.

No Hard Feelings, Page 087

Admitting your envy might be a sign that you need to improve or make a change.