What ordinary people need most is a moment of courage. Every successful person's career has started with a sudden decision to act. A decision to take a risk or to do something difficult.
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Excellence begins with careful observation of the subtleties. In fact, it is no different from how all sciences work. It begins with careful observation of thought.
You have to first remember what you're doing now. Then work on improving it. That's the formula for over-performance.
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A store is not just a building with merchandise and mechanical employees. It is filled with feelings of love, hate, jealousy, ambition, fear, and heartbreak.
Every wise trader should know that emotions in this building are just as important as numbers.
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One of the most puzzling things is why people are so oblivious to obvious facts about their bodies, their homes, their jobs, and their own abilities.
Most of the great advances in all walks of life have been made by outsiders. They came in with sharp eyes and realized that people in the industry didn't see it.
