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He’s feeling a little giddy, a little tragic. He is ripe for the grand gesture, the operatic mistake. Manic is probably the word.
Michael Chabon • The Yiddish Policemen's Union
I didn’t know how I’d be received or if the way I saw myself would bother anyone else. I didn’t care. I wore facial hair, for instance—a sharp goatee and a thin mustache. Over time, I developed a calculated air of mystery so that my teammates would never be able to take me for granted (or later on to see that I happened to like them). I had a job t
... See moreDavid Falkner • Russell Rules: 11 Lessons on Leadership from the Twentieth Century's Greatest Winner
Golden Rule, a new type of manager had evolved: a communicator, not a commander; a coach, not a cop.
Isadore Sharp • Four Seasons
Kamrani: Bill Walton was lucky, talented and on a wavelength most wished they could operate on
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He knew his place, but he became a big part of the culture there, because he made sure things were fair and honest. He was a man of his word and expected the same of others.
James Andrew Miller • Powerhouse: The Untold Story of Hollywood's Creative Artists Agency
one must have a clear and compelling point of view on one question: Exactly how is the customer changing?