Tony Lashley
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Tony Lashley
Rare Interview with D'Angelo Part 1 of 4
youtube.com1. Write out new ideas.
Sean Blanda • The Jeff Bezos School of Long-Term Thinking
4. Dedicate time to think about the future.
5. Routinely “check in” on long-term goals.
6. Work backwards.
5. Routinely “check in” on long-term goals.
6. Work backwards.
Sean Blanda • The Jeff Bezos School of Long-Term Thinking
Principle one: ‘Turn every goddamned page’
Principle two: ‘The facts alone aren’t enough’
Principle three: ‘Truth takes time’
Yet unbelievably, Caro is not a slow writer by nature. He admits how when he wrote copy in the newsroom, it was a pace judged “astonishing” by his colleagues. No, Robert Caro is actually a slow writer by choice. Before starting... See more
Principle two: ‘The facts alone aren’t enough’
Principle three: ‘Truth takes time’
Yet unbelievably, Caro is not a slow writer by nature. He admits how when he wrote copy in the newsroom, it was a pace judged “astonishing” by his colleagues. No, Robert Caro is actually a slow writer by choice. Before starting... See more
Oliver Marsden • The Writing Principles of Robert A. Caro
2. Incentivize team members for the long term: make them owners.
Sean Blanda • The Jeff Bezos School of Long-Term Thinking
Because of our emphasis on the long term, we may make decisions and weigh tradeoffs differently than some companies.
Jeff Bezos • Jeff Bezos Letter to Amazon Shareholders 1997
