Quotes

Who Believed in You?, Page 101

Apprenticeship is one of the ultimate examples of mentorship at its most meaningful.

Seductive Interaction Design, Page 101

…if getting people to actually do something is the goal, you have to make the process as simple as possible.

Predictably Irrational, Page 101

…avoiding temptation altogether is easier than overcoming it.

Rapt, Page 101

Unless you can concentrate on what you want to do and suppress distractions, it’s hard to accomplish anything, period.

The Inspirational Leader, Page 101

As the leader, check your ego at the door. Be aware of your tone, body language, expression, and demeanor during all interactions.

Tiny Habits, Page 101

One simple new habit can lead to more habits that ripple out well beyond the initial one.

Getting Things Done, Page 101

We need to have a way to overview our mass of collected information with some form of effective categorization.

Why Work Sucks and How to Fix It, Page 101

…the rules of work have more to do with enforcing how work looks than actually getting work done.

Think Like a Champion, Page 101

…expect problems. Even problems can be turned around to your advantage, and sometimes surprising events can happen.

Seductive Interaction Design, Page 101

Left to our own devices, we’re terrible at prioritizing where to spend our time.