i have not read them all. Some i have read twice. And, i have literally lived them all.
You are what you eat.
True?
Probably.
Think about your professional development.
Not what’s on your bookshelf, because all of us pad our shelves with great books we’ll never find time to read. Those great books sure look good sitting there, masquerading as part of our knowledge base.
But show me only the books you’ve consumed.
This hints at who you are.
Not a bad place to start.
However.
However, what really tells us who you are (and who i am) are the questions we ask – how much we care about mastery.
How much we care about our art.
Something we could write a book about.
And 99.9% of us will never do it.
What if we did?
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Creating a First-class Business:
More than anything else, the glue that held together the organization as it grew around the world was training. Ogilvy used the metaphor of a teaching hospital. “Great hospitals do two things,” he said. “They look after patients, and they teach young doctors. Ogilvy & Mather does two things: We look after clients, and we teach young advertising people. Ogilvy & Mather is the teaching hospital of the advertising world. And as such, it is to be respected above all other agencies.”
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That said, my gift to the CEO is this:
Teach like you mean it.
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