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Mythos - The Greek Myths Retold (Stephen Fry's Great Mythology, #1)

by Stephen Fry

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Book cover for The Transformation Files: 17 Insights to Inspire Managers and Leaders in the Transformation of a Digital Economy Business

The Transformation Files: 17 Insights to Inspire Managers and Leaders in the Transformation of a Digital Economy Business by Rob Llewellyn

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Let’s consider ten of the menaces that can often get in the way of a transformation mindset. 1. Overconfidence - the company is doing well so there’s no need for any major transformation. They think that what happened to Kodak and Nokia ...more

Amish’s Quotes

“I don't believe in failure. I'm perseverant - I believe in failing.”
― Bauvard, Some Inspiration for the Overenthusiastic

tags: failure, perseverance

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“It may take little time to get where you want to be, but if you pause and think for a moment, you will notice that you are no longer where you were. Do not stop—keep going.”
― Rodolfo Costa, Advice My Parents Gave Me: and Other Lessons I Learned from My Mistakes

tags: action, goals, motivation, persistence, self-determination, success

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“I’m learning persistence and the closing of doors, the way the seasons come and go as I keep walking on these roads, back and forth, to find myself in new time zones, new arms with new phrases and new goals. And it hurts to become, hurts to find out about the poverty and gaps, the widow and the leavers. It hurts to accept that it hurts and it hurts to learn how easy it is for people to not need other people. Or how easy it is to need other people but that you can never build a home in someone’s arms because they will let go one day and you must build your own.”
― Charlotte Eriksson, Another Vagabond Lost To Love: Berlin Stories on Leaving & Arriving