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I don't know why but I really like this - Mick - 05-07-2015

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Re: I don't know why but I really like this - teejers1 - 05-10-2015

Me, too (but I know why I like it!).

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Re: I don't know why but I really like this - JohnR34231 - 05-10-2015

There is a video making the rounds at Facebook of all the famous people who encountered adversity early in their careers, but persevered and achieved fame and fortune.

Abe Lincoln, Einstein,.......

As Goose  declared in "Top Gun", the list is long, but distinguished.

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Re: I don't know why but I really like this - rudruff - 05-10-2015

I've always believed that Silicon Valley's true strength was in its failures. A CEO of a failed company usually knows a lot more about why it failed than a successful one knows why it succeeded.

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Re: I don't know why but I really like this - Mick - 05-10-2015

(05-10-2015, 09:00 AM)rudruff link Wrote:I've always believed that Silicon Valley's true strength was in its failures. A CEO of a failed company usually knows a lot more about why it failed than a successful one knows why it succeeded.

Apropos of nothing, Harold Stassen.

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Re: I don't know why but I really like this - ca245 - 05-10-2015

Some truth to that. Years ago, a colleague of mine at a large company interviewed unsuccessfully several times to be CEO at smaller companies. When he asked for feedback, it was, "We liked you very much but you have no experience shutting down a company."

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