“Leaders have to learn to live with instability.”
– Coach K.
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Book Quote of the Week – 161
Entrepreneurs know they have to create value before they expect any reward.
Dan Sullivan
Book Quote of the Week – 159
“Never forget a defeat. Defeat can be the key to victory.”
– Coach K.
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“To stay successful, you have to stay hungry. Don’t cheat yourself with complacency.”
– Coach K.
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The thought, ‘I can’t’ is a lie. We use it to excuse ourselves from trying.
Darren Hardy
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“…the FASTEST way to getting back on my feet is to find the right customer who will advertise for me (through word-of-mouth referrals).
Julie Stoian
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Everyone in your organization is learning how to think, act, and react from YOU. Lead by example.
Darren Hardy
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Book Quote of the Week 151
“When you are at a panic point in life, who you surround yourself with MATTERS.”
Stacy Martino
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No matter what your circumstances, you can always make your future bigger than your past.
Dan Sullivan
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“A leader’s job is to create opportunities. A leader has to find a way to win.”
– Coach K.
Book Quote of the Week – 146
In the talent hotbeds I visited, the chunking takes place in three dimensions. First, the participants look at the task as a whole – as one big chunk, the mega circuit. Second, they divide it into its smallest possible chunks. Third, they play with time, slowing the action down then speeding it up, to learn the inner architecture.
Daniel Coyle
Book Quote of the Week – 144
“Luck favors teams who trust one another.”
Coach K.
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“If you really want your life to be passionate, you need to live with this attitude of expectancy.”
Tony Robbins
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“Courage and confidence are what decision-making is all about” – Coach K.
Book Quote of the Week – 139
Interesting question:
Why do break-through performances sometimes ignite talent booms, and sometimes not?
The answer is that talent hotbeds possess more than a single primal cue. They contain complex collections of signals – people, images, and ideas – that keep ignition going for the weeks, months, and years that skill-growing requires.
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“Even in a situation of poverty, a lack of opportunity is never the issue.”
– Stephen Larsen
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“People often ask me, “What does it take to make money?” My answer is that it takes a dream, a lot of determination, a willingness to learn quickly, and the ability to use your God-given assets properly.” – Robert T. Kiyosaki (Expert Secrets – Russell Brunson)
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Book Quote of the Week – 128
“A little negative thing must be dealt with immediately – before it becomes a big negative thing.” – Coach K.
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“If you’re always striving to achieve success that is defined by someone else, you’ll always be frustrated. Define your own success.”
Coach K.
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“What made (John) Wooden a great coach wasn’t praise, wasn’t denunciation, and certainly wasn’t pep talks. His skill resided in the Gatling-gun rattle of targeted information he fired at his players. This, not that. Here, not there.“
