Quotes

Leaders Eat Last, Page 107

As our wealth and attitudes changed, we started to transform from a country that would fight to protect a way of life into a country that would fight to protect the way we prefer to live.

From Paycheck to Purpose, Page 107

…with strangers or connections you barely know, it’s extra important to respect their time.

Only the Paranoid Survive, Page 107

Most strategic inflection points, instead of coming in with a bang, approach on little cat feet. They are often not clear until you can look at the events in retrospect.

Tiny Habits, Page 107

…to create a new habit, you need to find what behavior it should come after.

How the Mighty Fall, Page 107

…hope alone is not enough; you need enough resources to continue the fight.

Management, Page 107

Market domination tends to lull the leader to sleep; monopolists flounder on their own complacency rather than on public opposition.

Quiet Leadership, Page 107

Having an insight is one of life’s most pleasant moments.

Feel the Fear… and Do It Anyway, Page 107

The knowledge that you can handle anything that comes your way is the key to allowing yourself to take healthy, life-affirming risks.

Hidden Potential, Page 107

When you’re stuck, it’s usually because you’re heading in the wrong direction, you’re taking the wrong path, or you’re running out of fuel.

Think Again, Page 107

We can demonstrate openness by acknowledging where we agree with our critics and even what we’ve learned from them. Then, when we ask what views they might be willing to revise, we’re not hypocrites.