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The mark of a great coach is that others improve under your guidance.
Paradoxically, it is unconscious processes that choose which stimuli to pass on to full consciousness.
When you are listening to people on your team, take on the responsibility to understand – to actually listen – rather than putting the burden to communicate onto them.
…a key difference between skilled negotiators and average negotiators was the time spent searching for shared interests, asking questions of the other person, and forging common ground.
What you can control is behavior and activity, what you cannot control is the result of this behavior and activity.
…part of the power of the status quo is that it doesn’t have to do anything to reinforce its attitudes.
Prior exposure to something (priming) lowers the threshold of attention, so that that something is more likely to be noticed.
…the average office worker wastes 1.7 hours per day on personal e-mail, phone calls, gossip, and so on…









