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The Messy Middle:
If you’ve lost conviction but refuse to change course because of what you’ve already invested or achieved, then you’re officially doing things for the wrong reason.
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064 |
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The Messy Middle:
Paradoxically, the busier you are at any moment in time, the better your decisions may be because of the greater perspective you have… – Alexa von Tobel
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066 |
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The Messy Middle:
…you can make progress only by focusing forward and removing yourself from the constant concern for what has already happened.
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067 |
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The Messy Middle:
Whether you’re an author suffering for writer’s block or a start-up team struggling to satisfy its customers, the solution is to change the question you’re asking.
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070 |
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The Messy Middle:
When you’re building something new, focus on asking the right questions instead of having the right answers.
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071 |
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The Messy Middle:
Conflict prompts disappointment, followed by perspective and self-examination, and ultimately another attempt with a renewed sense of purpose.
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073 |
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The Messy Middle:
Every storm better prepares us for the next. Trying again after getting beaten down is never easy – but the important things never are.
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075 |
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The Messy Middle:
When you find your mind drifting to the past and questioning yourself, focus on the fact that you are now more qualified to weather what’s ahead.
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075 |
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The Messy Middle:
Curiosity is the fuel you need to play the long game.
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078 |
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The Messy Middle:
Playing the long game is a test of your fortitude, your ability to persevere, and just how genuine your interests are.
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079 |
