During 2017 I read many books, articles, listened to some podcasts and audiobooks. Each time I ran into some great quotes, ideas, concepts, I wrote them down in a Note folder on my iPhone. Now it's time for me to share them with the world as some of them might be useful for you.
This document contains a collection of quotes and learnings that Yoann Lopez reflected on in 2019. Some quotes discuss striving to do great things and preparing the mind for luck, while others discuss examining one's life, limiting growth for its own sake, and the importance of relationships. The quotes provide wisdom on thinking about the whole picture, building new models, admitting vulnerability, and planning for experimentation over rigid planning.
This document summarizes key learnings from books, articles, and podcasts that Yoann Lopez engaged with in 2021. It shares quotes from various authors on topics like working hard even when unrecognized, focusing on affection over anger to change minds, and how taking creative risks without overplanning for every possibility. The quotes provide wisdom on dealing with critics, the nature of success, and an effective approach to creative problem solving advocated by Mel Brooks.
101 Motivational Quotes & Images CompilationChris Tan
The Motivation Mentalist - Your Daily Dose of Motivation
This slideshow comprise of 101 Motivational Quotes and Images that are handpicked from the Internet by the author.
Hope you guys feel better and energized after viewing these motivating and inspiring images.
Visit motivationmentalist.com for more content on self-improvement, motivational quotes, and uplifting posts!
The document provides tips for overcoming perfectionism in 12 sections. It suggests becoming aware of perfectionism and how it operates, understanding the different types including self-imposed and fear-based perfectionism, casting aside past beliefs that promote unrealistic standards, releasing fear and low self-worth, setting structures and deadlines, becoming more realistic about standards, focusing on progress over perfection, and adopting a new model of continual improvement over perfectionism.
The document provides 12 tips for generating new ideas:
1. Chase down ideas immediately and write them down.
2. Embrace observation and the "anthropologist persona" to gain insights from observing others.
3. Ask relevant questions to better understand problems and opportunities.
4. Weigh pursuing ideas you're passionate about despite fears of criticism.
5. Take walks in nature to relax and spark ideas.
6. Change your perspective by looking at problems through different "lenses".
7. Don't dismiss "insane" ideas that could become breakthrough innovations.
8. Meet people outside your normal circles to access diverse perspectives.
9. Do novel activities to break routines and see
This document contains a series of questions aimed at prompting the reader to take action and avoid inaction. It encourages the reader to make mistakes, follow through on intentions with actions, be bold, spend less time on theory, make breakthroughs, not stop when things are difficult, initiate change, take measurable actions on ideas, allow things and resist when needed, take actions to be happy now, and avoid waiting for things to happen. The document is from LaunchYourGenius.com and encourages the reader to visit the site for more inspiration.
365 Motivational Business And Money Quotes From the Famous, Richest People, B...enigmatics12
This book is a compilation of the best business, work and money quotes that have ever been spoken or written. The quotes which are featured here are not your typical quotes. http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0110AJWCU
These quotes range from earning money to saving, spending, investing and starting up a business.
This document contains 75 motivational quotes from successful entrepreneurs and other influential figures. Some of the key quotes include Charles Darwin saying "A man who dares to waste one hour of time has not discovered the value of life", Thomas Edison saying "Genius is one percent inspiration and ninety-nine percent perspiration", and Steve Jobs saying "The best way to predict the future is to create it." The quotes provide advice and lessons on topics like taking risks, perseverance, creativity, seizing opportunities, and thinking differently to achieve success.
This document contains a collection of quotes and learnings that Yoann Lopez reflected on in 2019. Some quotes discuss striving to do great things and preparing the mind for luck, while others discuss examining one's life, limiting growth for its own sake, and the importance of relationships. The quotes provide wisdom on thinking about the whole picture, building new models, admitting vulnerability, and planning for experimentation over rigid planning.
This document summarizes key learnings from books, articles, and podcasts that Yoann Lopez engaged with in 2021. It shares quotes from various authors on topics like working hard even when unrecognized, focusing on affection over anger to change minds, and how taking creative risks without overplanning for every possibility. The quotes provide wisdom on dealing with critics, the nature of success, and an effective approach to creative problem solving advocated by Mel Brooks.
101 Motivational Quotes & Images CompilationChris Tan
The Motivation Mentalist - Your Daily Dose of Motivation
This slideshow comprise of 101 Motivational Quotes and Images that are handpicked from the Internet by the author.
Hope you guys feel better and energized after viewing these motivating and inspiring images.
Visit motivationmentalist.com for more content on self-improvement, motivational quotes, and uplifting posts!
The document provides tips for overcoming perfectionism in 12 sections. It suggests becoming aware of perfectionism and how it operates, understanding the different types including self-imposed and fear-based perfectionism, casting aside past beliefs that promote unrealistic standards, releasing fear and low self-worth, setting structures and deadlines, becoming more realistic about standards, focusing on progress over perfection, and adopting a new model of continual improvement over perfectionism.
The document provides 12 tips for generating new ideas:
1. Chase down ideas immediately and write them down.
2. Embrace observation and the "anthropologist persona" to gain insights from observing others.
3. Ask relevant questions to better understand problems and opportunities.
4. Weigh pursuing ideas you're passionate about despite fears of criticism.
5. Take walks in nature to relax and spark ideas.
6. Change your perspective by looking at problems through different "lenses".
7. Don't dismiss "insane" ideas that could become breakthrough innovations.
8. Meet people outside your normal circles to access diverse perspectives.
9. Do novel activities to break routines and see
This document contains a series of questions aimed at prompting the reader to take action and avoid inaction. It encourages the reader to make mistakes, follow through on intentions with actions, be bold, spend less time on theory, make breakthroughs, not stop when things are difficult, initiate change, take measurable actions on ideas, allow things and resist when needed, take actions to be happy now, and avoid waiting for things to happen. The document is from LaunchYourGenius.com and encourages the reader to visit the site for more inspiration.
365 Motivational Business And Money Quotes From the Famous, Richest People, B...enigmatics12
This book is a compilation of the best business, work and money quotes that have ever been spoken or written. The quotes which are featured here are not your typical quotes. http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0110AJWCU
These quotes range from earning money to saving, spending, investing and starting up a business.
This document contains 75 motivational quotes from successful entrepreneurs and other influential figures. Some of the key quotes include Charles Darwin saying "A man who dares to waste one hour of time has not discovered the value of life", Thomas Edison saying "Genius is one percent inspiration and ninety-nine percent perspiration", and Steve Jobs saying "The best way to predict the future is to create it." The quotes provide advice and lessons on topics like taking risks, perseverance, creativity, seizing opportunities, and thinking differently to achieve success.
This document contains 31 quotes to inspire creativity and personal growth. The quotes are attributed to famous individuals from Aristotle to Mother Teresa and cover topics like imagination, doubt, happiness, and living according to one's dreams. The document encourages the reader to be creative, embrace abundance, and share their radiance. It provides links to sign up for further inspirational materials.
The document lists 24 ways to be unhappy and quick, including believing that stress equals productivity, not taking responsibility for one's life, overscheduling and underdelivering, allowing anger or fear to control one's life, constantly comparing oneself to others, dwelling on worries and emotions that make one unhappy, and not appreciating what one has. It encourages accepting oneself, making time for creativity, valuing one's work, and not allowing others to easily perturb you.
Close the deal or sway candidates with these inspirational quotes. Which one would you pick as your go-to phrase?
Read more on the LinkedIn Talent Blog: http://linkd.in/19DUOc3
5 Global Recruiting Trends You Need to Know: http://linkd.in/15rPjd4
Follow the LinkedIn company page: http://linkd.in/1f39JyH
Tweet with us: http://bit.ly/HireOnLinkedIn
Feel a motivational boost of energy to source candidates and close reqs throughout the year. Find more inspiration on the LinkedIn Talent Blog: http://linkd.in/1D0xKmc
The document discusses creativity and idea generation. It provides techniques for improving creativity such as brainstorming, mind mapping, crossing associations, and improvisational theater exercises. It also discusses strategies for generating ideas like understanding problems holistically, looking for the next right answer, considering multiple viewpoints, challenging assumptions, and suspending judgment. Creativity is presented as an important skill for the future as more work becomes automated.
These slides were playing as people were seating for the Dangerous Ideas presentation at the 2008 PLA. They were accompanied by \"Revolution #9\" by The Beatles (White Album).
This document provides a collection of quotes on various topics related to leadership, motivation, inspiration, success, happiness, personal growth, and words of wisdom. The quotes encourage the reader to lead by example, inspire others through hope and ambition, pursue self-improvement, and find fulfillment from within rather than from external factors. Overall, the document promotes becoming the best version of oneself through continuous learning and positive influence on others.
The document provides advice from various sources on the power of stories and effective communication. In 3 sentences: Stories are persuasive because they engage our humanity and imagination; effective storytellers share their message in a way that interests the audience; and workshops are offered to help people improve their storytelling, presentations, and public speaking abilities.
This document is a collection of thoughts and quotes about success from a presentation by Rajiv Bajaj. It contains over 50 quotes from various sources on topics like defining success, how to succeed, creating your future, overcoming obstacles, dealing with defeat and negative people, seizing opportunities, and the importance of desire, determination, action, and believing in yourself to achieve success. It concludes with advice from Conan Stevens on figuring out what you really want from life and having the traits of desire, determination, and action to ultimately succeed.
1. The Roman legions were able to defeat larger opponents through superior training and tactics rather than through superior weapons. Their short stabbing swords were more effective than the wild swinging of heavier weapons because it allowed quick and efficient attacks. Experience and expertise are more important than size or strength.
2. While Julius Caesar was an effective military leader through victory, when he tried to rule Rome as a dictator it failed because people want to be led, not controlled. Leadership inspires through a vision for the future while control breeds resentment.
3. Brevity and clarity are important for effective communication. Julius Caesar's famous quote "I came, I saw, I conquered" succinctly conveyed his victory while still leaving room
Whilst this card set has been developed primarily as a training aid for helping people and groups learn about Open Space Technology there’s no reason it can’t be used for more “business-as-usual” applications as well.
In this lecture, I changed the format and invited my class to learn form playing games and exercises to boost creativity. The students loved these games, and participated enthusiastically in this format of learning!
The document contains a collection of quotes and thoughts related to success, failure, preparation, persistence, imagination, courage, adaptability, present vs future, knowledge, happiness, and life. Some of the key ideas expressed are that success requires preparation and attitude over aptitude, failure comes from lack of persistence, imagination is more important than knowledge, and our greatest glory lies in rising after we fall.
This document contains a collection of quotes and passages on various topics related to coaching, leadership, and personal growth. It discusses some of the challenges of being at the top, including loneliness, lack of encouragement, and suffering misfortunes. It also provides advice on the importance of dreaming dreams, maintaining goals, pushing forward, and developing oneself rather than focusing only on changing the world. The document outlines the coaching process and emphasizes creating structure for self-awareness, guiding learning, challenging assumptions, and encouraging open-mindedness. It cautions against making excuses to avoid improvement and notes that the greater the ignorance, the greater the dogmatism.
The document discusses the "seven deadly sins" that can sabotage the careers of creative people like those involved in productions at the Moulin Rouge. It focuses on the sin of sloth/procrastination, explaining that creative types are susceptible due to fears of success, failure, and imperfection. It provides tips to overcome sloth such as working under pressure, cutting large projects into smaller steps, taking a pre-deadline vacation to boost productivity, and getting into a creative mindset.
This document provides guidance on how to test drive your dream job through job shadowing a mentor. It discusses finding a mentor and preparing for the test drive. It shares stories of people who took risks to transition to their dream careers in Italy. While scary at first, they found the risks were calculated once they had planned and their new careers were underway. The document also addresses how society discourages following passions and how testing jobs through shadowing can help discover a potential dream career.
Trent infield a manifesto for the young entrepeneurTrent Infield
The document is a manifesto written by a young entrepreneur named Trent Infield for other young entrepreneurs. It contains 20 principles for success as a young entrepreneur, including: failing is learning, learning is glorious, go against the flow, own your ideas, build for yourself, ask questions, get work done, organize your tasks, delete distractions, know your decision making process, and live passionately pursuing your goals. The manifesto aims to provide valuable perspective for both young and experienced entrepreneurs.
This document contains 82 motivational quotes, each followed by a copyright notice. It is presented as a collection of positive and inspirational sayings, with one quote provided for each day, intended to motivate the reader. The quotes cover a wide range of topics related to success, ambition, hard work, perseverance, making the most of opportunities, and maintaining a positive outlook. They are attributed to various famous individuals from diverse backgrounds.
The document provides a collection of life advice and wisdom from various famous figures. Some of the key advice includes:
1) Schedule fixed times each day to worry about problems, but leave your troubles behind after the scheduled worry time to focus on more productive activities.
2) Genius is 1% inspiration and 99% perspiration. Successful people work hard through perseverance.
3) Taking time each day for solitude and reflection helps keep your priorities clear and avoid neglecting important responsibilities.
4) Setting clearly defined goals provides a framework for making smarter choices and staying committed to actions that will help you progress in life.
This document contains 31 quotes to inspire creativity and personal growth. The quotes are attributed to famous individuals from Aristotle to Mother Teresa and cover topics like imagination, doubt, happiness, and living according to one's dreams. The document encourages the reader to be creative, embrace abundance, and share their radiance. It provides links to sign up for further inspirational materials.
The document lists 24 ways to be unhappy and quick, including believing that stress equals productivity, not taking responsibility for one's life, overscheduling and underdelivering, allowing anger or fear to control one's life, constantly comparing oneself to others, dwelling on worries and emotions that make one unhappy, and not appreciating what one has. It encourages accepting oneself, making time for creativity, valuing one's work, and not allowing others to easily perturb you.
Close the deal or sway candidates with these inspirational quotes. Which one would you pick as your go-to phrase?
Read more on the LinkedIn Talent Blog: http://linkd.in/19DUOc3
5 Global Recruiting Trends You Need to Know: http://linkd.in/15rPjd4
Follow the LinkedIn company page: http://linkd.in/1f39JyH
Tweet with us: http://bit.ly/HireOnLinkedIn
Feel a motivational boost of energy to source candidates and close reqs throughout the year. Find more inspiration on the LinkedIn Talent Blog: http://linkd.in/1D0xKmc
The document discusses creativity and idea generation. It provides techniques for improving creativity such as brainstorming, mind mapping, crossing associations, and improvisational theater exercises. It also discusses strategies for generating ideas like understanding problems holistically, looking for the next right answer, considering multiple viewpoints, challenging assumptions, and suspending judgment. Creativity is presented as an important skill for the future as more work becomes automated.
These slides were playing as people were seating for the Dangerous Ideas presentation at the 2008 PLA. They were accompanied by \"Revolution #9\" by The Beatles (White Album).
This document provides a collection of quotes on various topics related to leadership, motivation, inspiration, success, happiness, personal growth, and words of wisdom. The quotes encourage the reader to lead by example, inspire others through hope and ambition, pursue self-improvement, and find fulfillment from within rather than from external factors. Overall, the document promotes becoming the best version of oneself through continuous learning and positive influence on others.
The document provides advice from various sources on the power of stories and effective communication. In 3 sentences: Stories are persuasive because they engage our humanity and imagination; effective storytellers share their message in a way that interests the audience; and workshops are offered to help people improve their storytelling, presentations, and public speaking abilities.
This document is a collection of thoughts and quotes about success from a presentation by Rajiv Bajaj. It contains over 50 quotes from various sources on topics like defining success, how to succeed, creating your future, overcoming obstacles, dealing with defeat and negative people, seizing opportunities, and the importance of desire, determination, action, and believing in yourself to achieve success. It concludes with advice from Conan Stevens on figuring out what you really want from life and having the traits of desire, determination, and action to ultimately succeed.
1. The Roman legions were able to defeat larger opponents through superior training and tactics rather than through superior weapons. Their short stabbing swords were more effective than the wild swinging of heavier weapons because it allowed quick and efficient attacks. Experience and expertise are more important than size or strength.
2. While Julius Caesar was an effective military leader through victory, when he tried to rule Rome as a dictator it failed because people want to be led, not controlled. Leadership inspires through a vision for the future while control breeds resentment.
3. Brevity and clarity are important for effective communication. Julius Caesar's famous quote "I came, I saw, I conquered" succinctly conveyed his victory while still leaving room
Whilst this card set has been developed primarily as a training aid for helping people and groups learn about Open Space Technology there’s no reason it can’t be used for more “business-as-usual” applications as well.
In this lecture, I changed the format and invited my class to learn form playing games and exercises to boost creativity. The students loved these games, and participated enthusiastically in this format of learning!
The document contains a collection of quotes and thoughts related to success, failure, preparation, persistence, imagination, courage, adaptability, present vs future, knowledge, happiness, and life. Some of the key ideas expressed are that success requires preparation and attitude over aptitude, failure comes from lack of persistence, imagination is more important than knowledge, and our greatest glory lies in rising after we fall.
This document contains a collection of quotes and passages on various topics related to coaching, leadership, and personal growth. It discusses some of the challenges of being at the top, including loneliness, lack of encouragement, and suffering misfortunes. It also provides advice on the importance of dreaming dreams, maintaining goals, pushing forward, and developing oneself rather than focusing only on changing the world. The document outlines the coaching process and emphasizes creating structure for self-awareness, guiding learning, challenging assumptions, and encouraging open-mindedness. It cautions against making excuses to avoid improvement and notes that the greater the ignorance, the greater the dogmatism.
The document discusses the "seven deadly sins" that can sabotage the careers of creative people like those involved in productions at the Moulin Rouge. It focuses on the sin of sloth/procrastination, explaining that creative types are susceptible due to fears of success, failure, and imperfection. It provides tips to overcome sloth such as working under pressure, cutting large projects into smaller steps, taking a pre-deadline vacation to boost productivity, and getting into a creative mindset.
This document provides guidance on how to test drive your dream job through job shadowing a mentor. It discusses finding a mentor and preparing for the test drive. It shares stories of people who took risks to transition to their dream careers in Italy. While scary at first, they found the risks were calculated once they had planned and their new careers were underway. The document also addresses how society discourages following passions and how testing jobs through shadowing can help discover a potential dream career.
Trent infield a manifesto for the young entrepeneurTrent Infield
The document is a manifesto written by a young entrepreneur named Trent Infield for other young entrepreneurs. It contains 20 principles for success as a young entrepreneur, including: failing is learning, learning is glorious, go against the flow, own your ideas, build for yourself, ask questions, get work done, organize your tasks, delete distractions, know your decision making process, and live passionately pursuing your goals. The manifesto aims to provide valuable perspective for both young and experienced entrepreneurs.
This document contains 82 motivational quotes, each followed by a copyright notice. It is presented as a collection of positive and inspirational sayings, with one quote provided for each day, intended to motivate the reader. The quotes cover a wide range of topics related to success, ambition, hard work, perseverance, making the most of opportunities, and maintaining a positive outlook. They are attributed to various famous individuals from diverse backgrounds.
The document provides a collection of life advice and wisdom from various famous figures. Some of the key advice includes:
1) Schedule fixed times each day to worry about problems, but leave your troubles behind after the scheduled worry time to focus on more productive activities.
2) Genius is 1% inspiration and 99% perspiration. Successful people work hard through perseverance.
3) Taking time each day for solitude and reflection helps keep your priorities clear and avoid neglecting important responsibilities.
4) Setting clearly defined goals provides a framework for making smarter choices and staying committed to actions that will help you progress in life.
96 Quotes on Making Big Ideas Real and Challenging the Status QuoJohn Tintle
This document contains 96 quotes related to creativity, challenging conventions, and accomplishing goals. The quotes are attributed to various famous individuals and cover topics such as overcoming obstacles, the importance of action over planning, thinking independently, and contributing value through one's work. Overall, the document provides a collection of inspirational sayings to motivate readers to pursue their ambitions and make a positive impact.
This document contains a collection of inspirational quotes from various notable figures throughout history. Some of the key themes represented in the quotes include overcoming limitations, embracing change, learning from mistakes, valuing persistence over talent, having a vision, taking action, letting go of attachments, and thinking differently.
The document contains quotes about change, learning, growth, leadership, vision, action, persistence, and overcoming limitations. Many of the quotes encourage embracing change and learning, taking action and persisting through challenges, not being limited by past failures or others' views, and inspiring growth and vision in others through leadership.
This document contains a collection of quotes compiled by Arnold Van Den Berg. It begins with a short introduction where Van Den Berg describes how quotes have inspired and motivated him for over 40 years. The majority of the document then consists of over 100 short quotes on various topics from historical figures and other sources. It ends by wishing the reader that the quotes will provide as much inspiration and guidance as they have for Van Den Berg.
The document provides various tips for living a fulfilling life such as practicing forgiveness, volunteering to help others, listening to music daily, becoming a better parent, and carrying a goal card. It also recommends becoming humble, stopping worrying about things you cannot change, and living fully so you can die happy. The overall message is to make the most of each day and leave a positive legacy.
This document contains a collection of inspirational quotes and sayings on various topics related to life, relationships, personal growth, and success. Some of the key themes expressed are:
- The importance of self-reflection, learning from hard times and mistakes, and improving oneself.
- Appreciating what you have and the people in your life, as well as staying positive even in difficult situations.
- Working hard towards your goals and dreams, while also enjoying the journey along the way.
- Facing fears, embracing change and challenges, and continuing to learn and grow throughout life.
10 qualities for Survival, Success and Significant Sales.asmith10
Significant thoughts to help you increase your influence this year. Presentation first made at the Successful Thinkers Network lunch at the Monterey chapter November 2013.
The document contains a collection of inspirational quotes from various leaders and thinkers. The quotes discuss topics such as the importance of involving others and working together, cultivating curiosity and continuous learning, serving others and creating purpose, and imagining positive futures through collaboration.
This document contains over 50 quotes related to learning, education, self-improvement, and personal and professional development. Some key themes that emerge are: the importance of lifelong learning and continually upgrading one's skills and knowledge; making the most of opportunities and being prepared when chances arise; focusing on growth and improvement rather than being satisfied with one's current state; and creating an environment that encourages learning and questions.
This document discusses creativity and innovation. It provides over 40 quotes from famous individuals about concepts like imagination, failure, risk-taking, letting go of old ideas, and creating an environment where creativity can flourish. The quotes encourage stepping outside of one's comfort zone, learning from mistakes, and seeing new connections between ideas.
Albert Einstein was a brilliant physicist who developed the theory of relativity and won the Nobel Prize in Physics. Some key lessons from Einstein include: [1] Follow your curiosity and ask questions to solve problems and make discoveries; [2] Perseverance is essential for overcoming obstacles to achieve success; [3] Focus on living in the present moment rather than dwelling on the past or future.
The document contains various quotes about customers and customer service. It emphasizes the importance of understanding customers, keeping them happy, and providing excellent service with empathy and care. Several quotes highlight that customers' feelings must be taken into account, and that even small acts of kindness can significantly impact customers. The overall message is that businesses should focus on truly understanding customers and prioritizing excellent customer experiences.
Quotes are simple reminder for all of us.
Quotes are powerful and impacful.
Hope that these 150 quotes help you go through life and achieve your success.
Looking for some Inspiration and/or Motivation? Looking for some quotes to use in a team meeting? These slides contain some excerpts and quotes that I have gathered over time.
Dan Beldowicz is an internet marketing consultant and author who started his website MySecondSalary.com to teach others about earning a passive income online. The document contains over 100 inspirational quotes from successful individuals about goals, persistence, taking action and overcoming obstacles. The quotes are intended to motivate readers to achieve their dreams and build a successful business or career.
This document contains a collection of quotes on various topics such as change, growth, innovation, teamwork, communication, work-life balance, parenting, and renewal. The quotes provide advice and perspectives on embracing change, acknowledging the challenges of growth, anticipating trends, having crucial yet constructive conversations, prioritizing balance, managing stress, and finding meaning outside of work.
21 quotes to increase your personal developmentNick Gaede
This document contains 21 quotes from various notable figures intended to help the reader become the best person they can be. The quotes cover a range of topics from the importance of self-reflection, fulfilling one's potential, taking action, helping others, perseverance, viewing challenges as opportunities for growth, and designing one's own life path.
The document contains wisdom quotes from various notable figures. It discusses themes of teamwork, leadership, relationships, personal growth, and achieving success through hard work, determination, and helping others. Many quotes emphasize working together toward a shared vision in order to accomplish more than any individual could alone.
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2. • These are quotes from book / articles / podcasts / etc. I
read or listened to in 2017.
• Sometimes I forgot the author unfortunately. :(
• My goal is to read them as often as possible in order to
absorb their wisdom.
• At one point or another I’ll take each of my key learnings
and reflect upon them by writings notes about them.
3. “Desire is a contract you make
with yourself to be unhappy
until you get what you want.”
4. “The purpose of life is to be loved by as
many people as possible among those you
want to have love you.“
Warren Buffet
5. “Imagine your life has a punch card with
only 20 slots. Be wise when you choose
your slots.”
Warren Buffet
6. "You can have anything you want
in life but not everything.”
Ray Dalio
7. “The best investment you can make is to
invest in yourself by taking high care of
yourself.”
Warren Buffet
8. “One doesn’t discover new lands without
consenting to losing, for a very long time,
of the shore.“
Andre Gide
9. "The practice of deep listening consists of keeping
compassion alive in your heart the whole time you
are listening. You do not listen in order to judge,
criticize, or evaluate. You listen for one reason
alone: to offer the other person a chance to
express himself."
11. “A happy person is
someone who can enjoy
the scenery on the detour.”
12. “If you get tired, learn
to rest, not to quit.”
13. “The desire for a positive experience is in itself a
negative experience. Paradoxically, the acceptance
of one’s negative experience is in itself a positive
experience.”
Mark Manson
14. “Choose not to be harmed and you won’t feel
harmed. Don’t feel harmed and you haven’t been.”
Marcus Aurelius, Roman Emperor / Philosopher
King
15. “A candle loses nothing by
lighting another candle.”
Jayson Gaignard, Entrepreneur
16. “Before I met you, I already liked
myself.“
Approval
18. “If you’re lonely when you’re
alone, you’re in bad company.”
Jean-Paul-Sartre
19. "If you give a good idea to mediocre team they
will screw it up, if you give a mediocre idea to a
great team they will either fix it or throw it away.”
Ed Catmull
21. “For injuries ought to be done all at one time, so
that, being tasted less, they offend less; benefits
ought to be given little by little, so that the flavor of
them may last longer.”
Machiavelli
22. “Having a brain trust group checking on any creative
process is key to success. This group should provide
constructive feedback, people should not take these
feedbacks personally. Problems should be the focus,
not people. Fear should not impede anything.”
Ed Catmull
23. "The arms of others either fall from
your back, or they weigh you
down, or they bind you fast.”
Machiavelli
24. "A prince ought to have no other aim or
thought, nor select anything else for his study,
than war and it's rules and discipline; for this is
the sole art that belongs to him who rules…"
Machiavelli
25. "We are kept from our goal not by
obstacles but by a clear path to a
lesser goal.”
Robert Brault
26. Ocham razor
If they are competing explanation for
why something behaves the way it
is, you should pick the simplest one.
27. “Action may not always bring
happiness, but there is no
happiness without action.”
Benjamin Disraeli
28. “If you have to ask the
price then you can't
afford it.”
30. “When we talk a lot, we always
say something we shouldn’t say.”
Confucius
31. “Measure what you can, evaluate what you
measure, and appreciate that you cannot
measure the vast majority of what you do.”
Ed Catmull
32. “The future is not a
destination, it's a direction.”
Ed Catmull
33. “The cost of preventing
errors is almost all the time
far greater than the cost of
fixing them.”
34. Most Respectful Interpretation (MRI) be aware of your automatic mode
when you think about a situation. Use the MRI.
A big part of learning to think is recognizing our default reactions and
responses to situations — the so-called “System 1” thinking espoused
by Daniel Kahneman. Learning to be “good-tempered” and “well-
adjusted” requires us to try to be more self-aware, situationally aware,
and to acknowledge our self-centered nature; to put the brakes on and
use System 2 instead.
So the next time you find yourself annoyed with your colleagues, angry
at other drivers on the road, or judgmental about people standing in line
at the store, use it as an opportunity to challenge your negative
assumptions and try to interpret the situation in a more respectful and
generous way. You might eventually realize that the broccoli tastes
good.
35. “If you can’t afford to lose it,
you can’t afford to buy it yet
—otherwise the object owns
you rather than vice versa.”
36. “If you can’t afford to lose it, you can’t afford to buy it yet—otherwise
the object owns you rather than vice versa.”
“This was the first theft in many, many years of very carefree living. The
Craigslist replacement value of that bike was probably about $500.
What value do I place on a decade of the fearless freedom of leaving
shit happily unlocked and not worrying about it? How about the value
of my time saved in not spending my life fumbling with an enormous
keychain? 90 seconds a day for ten years is 91 hours, or at least $4500
of my time at $50 an hour. I was still coming out way ahead.”
Mustachian Frugal
37. "Out on the edge you see all kinds of things
you can't see from the center. Big,
undreamed-of-things-the people on the edge
see them first.”
Kurt Vonnegut
38. "Routine, in an intelligent
man, is a sign of ambition.”
W.H. Auden
39. "Judge a man by his questions
rather than his answers.”
Pierre-Marc Gaston
40. "You don't succeed because you have no
weaknesses; you succeed because you find
your unique strengths and focus on
developing habits around them.”
Tim Ferris
41. "Early to bed and early to rise, makes
a man healthy, wealthy, and wise.”
Ben Franklyn
42. "It is no measure of health to be well
adjusted to a profoundly sick
society.”
J. Krishnamurti
43. "I'm not the strongest, I'm not the
fastest. But I'm really good at
suffering.”
Amelia Boone
44. “Let go of what's not working and really assess what
is working and what can I be excited about? It's not
that bad things don't happen to me. I don't label a lot
of things good/bad. Instead I ask can I evolve from
this? What do I want now? Where is my center now?”
Jason Nemer
45. "If you run into an asshole in the morning
you ran into an asshole. If you run into
assholes all day, you're the asshole.”
Raylan Givens
47. "If you are depressed, you are living in the
past. If you are anxious, you are living in the
future. If you are at peace, you are living in
the present.”
Lao Tzu
48. "A wealth of information
creates a poverty of attention.”
Herbert Simon
49. "We do not rise to the level of our
expectations. We fall to the level of our
training.”
Archilochus
50. "If you find yourself in a fair fight, you
didn't plan your mission properly.”
Colonel David Hackworth
52. "If you let your learning lead to knowledge,
you become a fool. If you let your learning
lead to action, you become wealthy.”
Jim Rohn
53. "If you would not be forgotten as soon as
you are dead and rotten, either write things
worth reading, or do things worth writing.”
Ben Franklin
54. "Never go to sleep without a
question to your subconscious.”
Thomas Edison
55. “Seek a single reason for a potentially
expensive action, not a blended reason. There
need to be one decisive reason otherwise
you'll feel like it was a waste if d time.”
Reid Hoffman
56. "It’s not what happens to you, but
how you react to it that matters.”
Epictetus
57. "I don't create art to get high-dollar
projects, I do high-dollar projects so I
can create more art.”
Chase Jarvis
58. "What context and visibility do I have and
what do they have?am I basically being unfair
because I'm operating from a greater set of
information?”
Chris Young
59. "Money is a great
servant but a horrible
master.”
60. "Imagine you have a large jar. Next to it, you a few large
rocks, a small pile of marble-size pebbles, and a pile of
sand. If you put in the sand or pebbles first, what happens?
You can't fit the big rocks in. But if you add the rocks, then
the medium-sized pebbles, and only then the sand, it all
fits.”
Tim Ferris’ professor
Notes: In other words, the minutiae fit around the big
things, but the big things don't fit around the minutiae.
64. "Quitting-whether a job or a habit-means taking a turn
so as to be sure you're still moving in the direction of
your dreams.”
“In this way quitting should never be seen as the end
of something grudging and unpleasant. Rather, it's a
vital step in beginning something new and wonderful.”
Rolf
65. "The wisdom of life
consists in the elimination
of non-essentials.”
Lin Yutang
67. "Better to have, and not
need, than to need and not
have.”
Kafka
68. "The calming effect of acting instead of
waiting.”
Sebastien Junger
Notes: business and acting gives you a
sense of mastery and control that actually
make you feel less anxious.
69. "The future is already here-
it's just unevenly
distributed.”
William Gibson
70. "What we fear most is
usually what we most
need to do.”
76. "The hero and the coward both feels the
same thing but the hero used his gear,
projects it onto his opponent, while the
coward runs. It's the same thing. fear.
But it's what you do with it that matters.”
Cus d'Amato
77. "Being deeply loved by someone
gives you strength, while loving
someone deeply gives you
courage.”
Lao Tzu
78. ITINDY
Important things I'm not doing yet. Set key
milestones for doing things and put your
itindy things after these milestones in order
to prioritize.
J.A McCann
79. “Shi conveys the significance of
gaining influence through
nonintervention so that you can
secure an advantageous position
in battle. Shi is to the Sunzi what
wei wuwei is to Daoism.”
80. Stay out of a distorted market.
Before entering the market, consider if distortion is high.
Are central banks creating artificially high or low interest
rates? If so, keep waiting to invest. Don’t be too hasty;
distorted markets are prone to crashes, meaning investors
are likely to lose money. If you have the patience to wait out
the distortion, you’ll benefit a great deal later.
The Dao of Capital
81. “Nothing so conclusively proves a
mans hability to lead others as what
he does from day to day to lead
himself.”
Thomas j Watson
82. “‘What’s going to change in the next 10 years?’ And
that is a very interesting question; it’s a very common
one. I almost never get the question: ‘What’s not going
to change in the next 10 years? And I submit to you
that that second question is actually the more
important of the two — because you can build a
business strategy around the things that are stable in
time.”
— Jeff Bezos, CEO of Amazon
83. “You are a message. Everything you are, everything
you have, everything you do is a message. You
might not know it, but you’re constantly projecting
a message around you. What’s your message?
What are you saying to the world around you?
What are you saying to your market? What are you
saying to future generations?”
Guillaume Wolf
85. “It’s always about the fundamentals. Ask
yourself these two questions: • Who am I
talking to? • How can I help them? This is
a great practice, like mental tai chi. This is
also the secret to creating a great brand.”
Guillaume Wolf
86. “There are no extraordinary brands
without extraordinary people. If you want
to build a great brand, challenge yourself
to be the best you can be in every area
of your life, not just business.”
Guillaume Wolf
87. “Do you matter? This is a hard question for a person
or a brand; yet, the answer is easy. First, do
something at your level that helps someone’s life.
Just one person. Next, do something that impacts
ten people. And keep going. Long term, true
influence is the by-product of caring for others. You’ll
matter the most once you start caring for the world.”
Guillaume Wolf
88. “There’s one force that you must combat every day. It’s
called the status quo: the willingness to keep things the
way they are. First, find it within yourself. Learn about it,
grab it, and destroy it (Ask: What doesn’t want to change
within me?). Next, be ruthless when you meet the status
quo in the real world. Every time you meet someone who
says, “It cannot be done,” start thinking about how you’re
going to make it happen. That is, without this person
around, of course.”
Guillaume Wolf
89. “As a consultant, the greatest gift you can give
to a client is to uncover something that could
destroy their business, and have the courage to
say so. Only the very few have the nerves to do
it. Make sure you surround yourself with people
who can give honest feedback, not yes-men.”
Guillaume Wolf
90. “To build your brand, you need three things
working simultaneously: 1. Perfect skills or
products. 2. Perfect understanding of the
culture you’re dealing with. 3. Perfect
storytelling. Neglect one of these, and it’s
over.”
Guillaume Wolf
91. “Talk to your audience as
you would talk to your best
friend.”
Guillaume Wolf
93. “Brands desperately want to be “cool,” thinking it’s
about following fads. This is a big mistake. Only
the ones who are willing to honor their truth will
collect “in-depth cool currency.” The reason is
simple: Nothing is cooler than the truth. Ask
yourself: What’s my brand’s truth? Does my
audience understand and connect with this truth?”
Guillaume Wolf
94. “If you’re weird, that might be a problem. If
you’re weird and smart, that might be an
asset. If you’re weird, smart, and
understand culture, that’s great. What cool
weirdness could you bring into your
brand?”
Guillaume Wolf
95. “The person or company with a larger
wallet is not smarter than you, just
more comfortable. This is great news
for the little ones. Comfort is the
enemy of innovation.”
Guillaume Wolf
96. “Are you a computer, a Sim TM, or a robot? I hope not. We are taught since childhood to think in
binary mode: Yes/no, right/wrong, win/lose, etc. This view of the world is reinforced everywhere
as we grow up. From education to popular culture, we are being presented with a binary world:
“This is the right way, this is the wrong way.” In social interactions, we are also expected to act
in a binary mode (like a computer, a SimTM, or a robot). Unfortunately, this mental map of the
world is completely obsolete. It only works short term. In business, binary thinking blocks
innovation. In personal life, it’s a sure way to unhappiness. Instead, a new way to approach any
problem is to think trinary. How does it work? Simply start in binary mode: First, find the two
opposites. Next, create a strange hybrid of both. Next, imagine the opposite of that. Keep
pushing yourself; challenge yourself intellectually. Explore. Imagine something never seen
before, something that’s all inclusive. Imagine something outside of the mental map everyone
else is using. Consider the opposite of what the herd is doing. Try thinking like someone else
(see p. 28). It takes some time to learn operating in trinary mode, but that’s how you will come
up with disruptive ideas and innovate. At the core, all living systems are trinary, not binary.
Trinary thinking is a model that allows you to navigate living systems effectively. By using it, you
will come up with incredible ideas. Ask yourself: What’s the third perspective here?”
Guillaume Wolf
97. “Where can I grow? Where can I
improve? What should I try next?
These are amazing questions to ask
yourself daily, when you have the
willingness to act on them.”
Guillaume Wolf
98. “Great branding is almost identical to
dating. When it’s done right, it’s about
creating a meaningful connection. It’s
never about cheesy pickup lines.”
Guillaume Wolf
99. “Solve a tiny problem for me and I’ll give
you five dollars. Solve a bigger problem for
me and I’ll give you a hundred dollars. Make
me a grow as an individual while you help
me solve my problem, and I will be your
customer for life.”
Guillaume Wolf
100. “To disrupt a market, you have to
be a contrarian. To be a
contrarian, question everything
you see.”
Guillaume Wolf
101. “Each design project starts with
research to discover what's out there,
and to explore the possibilities of what
could be put there, but isn’t.”
Harmut Esslinger
102. Homer’s brain (as in Homer Simpson).
“That’s the primordial lizard brain running a mental
heuristic that’s absolutely incapable of understanding
anything new and novel. It’s only good at attack,
defense, finding food and shelter and avoiding
boredom. It’s a survival machine.”
Daniel Jeffries via hackernoon
103. The map is not the territory.
“When I was a teenager in the late 1960s, I studied with a man
named George Simon, who had built an experiential practice
based in part on Korzybski’s work. A deep understanding that the
language we use about the world shapes what we see, that it is a
kind of map, and that a bad map can lead us astray, has been
central to my ability to notice things about emerging technologies
and to reframe the story that we tell ourselves about what matters
and why. Recognizing when you’re stuck in the words, looking at
an out-of-date map rather than looking at the road, is something
that is surprisingly hard to learn.”
From "Science and Sanity", by Alfred Korzybski
104. “First will what is necessary. Then love what you will.”
“There's a profound insight there that I've tried to live by, long
before I read the quote. Life asks many things of us that we
don't want to do. Some of them are distractions, but some of
them are necessary. It’s so easy to be full of resentment
toward things that we feel are keeping us from our joy. Finding
joy in what needs doing is magical. Learning to love the things
that are necessary—like daily chores—is the secret of
happiness.”
From “When Nietzsche Wept”, by Irvin Yalom
105. “the real act of discovery
consists not in finding new lands,
but in seeing with new eyes.”
Marcel Proust
106. “Specialize most of the
time, but spend time
understanding the broader
ideas of the world.”
107. “Just as a well-filled day brings
blessed sleep, so a well-employed
life brings a blessed death.”
Leornado Da Vinci
108. “It isn’t events themselves that
disturb people, but only their
judgements about them.”
Epictetus