The art of sucking it up relies on one special secret.
The drive to succeed at a noble cause.
We will do things that exhaust us because we believe the payoff is noble.
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The art of sucking it up relies on one special secret
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A completely non-traditional leadership metric
A completely non-traditional leadership metric.
Living with zero regrets.
Sure it’s challenging, difficult, and maybe even impossible.
But imagine life without setting such a standard to reach.
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It takes unrelenting practice and then great skill to do this
It takes unrelenting practice and then great skill to do this.
Simplify.
To condense a whole body of work into a sentence, a word – this is art.
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How much is enough when you are never satisfied?
How much is enough when you are never satisfied? The hardest thing in the world to explain to someone outside of a company that has a world-wide reputation for excellence is that none of it magically happens.
It isn’t the magic that makes it work. It’s the work that makes it magic.
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The paradox of measurement and significance
The paradox of measurement and significance:
Many of the things you can count, don’t count. Many of the things you can’t count really count. – Einstein
There are great measurements, like hours worked at a place, for example, that can prove someone worked hard all week.
There are great measurements, like results, that can prove someone was effective regardless of how many hours worked last week.
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