"Mistakes are good, because at least decisions are being made, you're doing something." Mistakes are an unavoidable part of the process. You can spend a lot of time trying to figure out a strategy that doesn't involve making any mistakes, but it usually means you don't do much of anything--certainly not anything of value.
When Mark Cuban was in his 30s, running the tech company that would eventually make him a billionaire, he was laser-focused on productivity and results. These days, he regrets it. “I wish somebody would have told me to be nicer.”...
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Failure is delay, not defeat. It is a temporary detour, not a dead end. Failure is not the opposite of winning; it is part of the learning process...
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1. “Find something you can be good at. Then, be great at it.” 2. “Know how to sell.” His own sales career started early: At age 12, he sold trash bags door-to-door to earn money for new sneakers. 3. “Be curious and always learning.” 4. “When you walk into a room, you need to know your s--t better than anyone else in the room...
NO, More Technology Does NOT Equal More Productivity. Like almost everybody else, I thought it was improving my productivity. Remember that the purpose of a smartphone, or technology in general, is to SERVE us — not to control our lives...
Advice From Steve Jobs: "Make a lot of mistakes." Steve Jobs's emotionally intelligent approach to mistake-making can help you build a better business.
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