Quotes

Management, Page 103

…whoever contents himself to rise with the tide will also fall with it.

The 5 Levels of Leadership, Page 103

The more we learn about others, the more disappointed we may be. Why? Because each of us has imperfections and irritating habits.

The No Asshole Rule, Page 103

…if you can’t or won’t quit your job, do everything you can to limit your contact with the worst people.

168 Hours, Page 103

If you mean to maintain a personal life… then the bulk of your work hours should be focused on the meat of your professional craft, and every assignment viewed as a chance to improve.

Hidden Potential, Page 103

Breaks are not a distraction – they’re a chance to reset attention and incubate ideas.

Sooner Safer Happier, Page 103

VOICE stands for Value and Principles, Outcomes and Purpose, Intent-Based Leadership, Coaching and Support, and Experimentation.

Winners Never Cheat, Page 103

…winning is much more than ledgers. In assessing our worth, look first to the bedrock of our lives: values, health, family, and friends.

Who Believed in You?, Page 103

We all fail, and when we do, it’s easy to lose confidence. But mentors help you through, so you learn and grow from your mistakes. Your confidence is rebuilt.

Tiny Habits, Page 103

Relying on yourself to remember to do a new behavior every day is unlikely to lead to meaningful change.

Range, Page 103

Analogical thinking takes the new and makes it familiar, or takes the familiar and puts it in a new light, and allows humans to reason through problems they have never seen in unfamiliar contexts.