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How the Mighty Fall:
Breathe. Calm yourself. Think. Focus. Aim. Take one shot at a time.
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How the Mighty Fall:
…organizations do not die from lack of earnings. They die from lack of cash.
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How the Mighty Fall:
You can be profitable and bankrupt.
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How the Mighty Fall:
…when you abandon hope, you should begin preparing for the end.
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How the Mighty Fall:
…hope alone is not enough; you need enough resources to continue the fight.
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How the Mighty Fall:
Not all companies deserve to last. Perhaps society is better off getting rid of organizations that have fallen from great to terrible…
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How the Mighty Fall:
Institutional self-perpetuation holds no legitimate place in a world of scarce resources; institutional mediocrity should be terminated, or transformed into excellence.
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How the Mighty Fall:
The point of the struggle is not just to survive, but to build an enterprise that makes such a distinctive impact on the world it touches…
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How the Mighty Fall:
…the right leaders feel a sense of urgency in good times and bad, whether facing threat or opportunity, no matter what.
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How the Mighty Fall:
The right people will drive improvement, whether standing on a burning platform or not, and they never take well to manipulation.
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