Why happiness should be your business model (and some things we've learnt that we wish we'd known back then)
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The document discusses why happiness should be a business model and outlines 10 things the authors have learned about building a business focused on happiness. It encourages entrepreneurs to find their higher purpose, stay true to their values, learn to say no, share their beliefs, embrace learning, create their own luck, define success personally, and not worry about not knowing what they're doing. It promotes making happiness the business model and describes a 6-week entrepreneurial program focused on happiness.
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- 29. “More of the economy needs to move further up Maslow’s pyramid” Alain De Botton
- 34. “If employees are treated right, they treat the outside world right, the outside world uses the company’s product again, and that makes the shareholders happy.“ Herb Kelleher
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