6/8/23
Getting angry at people for making mistakes, doesn’t teach them not to make mistakes. It teaches them to hide their mistakes. – Chris Hladczuk
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Four essential questions used to screen out B and C players during an introductory interview process:
1) What are your career goals?
2) What are you really good at professionally?
3) What are you not so good at or not interested in doing professionally?
4) Who were your last 5 bosses and how will they rate your performance on a 1-5 scale when we talk to them? – Geoff Smart and Randy Street
What should I do with my life” is a terrible question. Excellence is the next five minutes. Improvement is the next five minutes. Happiness is the next five minutes. This doesn’t mean you ignore planning, just remember that big beyond belief things are accomplished when you deconstruct them into the smallest possible pieces and focus on each bit one step at a time. – Tim Ferriss