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Natalie Audelo added
It’s a common trait of the ultra-successful to focus on continually getting better rather than being the best. In 1994 Barnes & Noble were the undisputed heavyweight champions of the book world, did that stop Jeff Bezos?
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Nook never seems to benefit from his profits; he seems more like a reforming ecological collectivist, working behind the scenes to maintain the village’s fecund repleteness.
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