Don’t Fear Mistakes: Experience Enables Swift, Smart Decisions
Don't be afraid of making mistakes. Mistakes build experience, and experience helps you make the right decisions quickly. #ReadingNotes#
Don't be afraid of making mistakes. Mistakes build experience, and experience helps you make the right decisions quickly. #ReadingNotes#
The key to amplifying your impact is taking responsibility.
When power calls, excessive modesty will leave you regretting it.
Modesty makes one lag behind; pride drives one forward. #ReadingNotes#
First, he will continuously undermine your sense of correctness. Second, you'll gradually dilute your professional expertise. Third, you'll need to invest tremendous emotional labor. #ReadingNotes#
This is what it means to be a leader.
First, you lead your team to victory.
Second, you enable everyone to reach their full potential.
Third, you develop new leaders.
Those are the three requirements for a leader. #ReadingNotes#
Those are the three requirements. #ReadingNotes#
Just focus on serving your own customers well. If others serve their customers well too, everyone benefits. But if they fail to do so, customers will naturally come to us. Maintain this approach for thirty years, and you'll dominate the market. #ReadingNotes#
If you (don't) make a decision right now, that means you've already made one. You've decided to keep everything as it is and not make any changes. #readingnotes#
The principle of physics is that pulling someone down is easier than pushing them up. Given enough time, you’ll definitely lose. The opponent just needs to “stay still” and wait until you’re exhausted—that’s how they win.
The same applies here: if everyone around you is poorer than you, you’ll stagnate. If everyone around you is wealthier, you’ll become wealthy too. #ReadingNotes#