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"I like to study failure!" The single biggest factor that kills a business, according to Warren Buffett? This disease:

Brandon Arvanaghi

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17,530 views • 2 years ago •via X (Twitter)

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Blake Burge2 years ago

@arvanaghi Resting on your laurels is a great way to stay exactly where you are (or worse yet, fall behind).

Sahil Bloom2 years ago

@arvanaghi Love the word he uses... "restlessness" A perfect way to say it.

Uli Kuenzel2 years ago

@arvanaghi great share, @arvanaghi - keep pushing forward, even when you're ahead!

Shawn Abramovitz2 years ago

@arvanaghi He’s on point. “You always want to be on the move…”

Gorka Cesium2 years ago

@arvanaghi i wish junk food corporations were more complacent

Melvin Roy2 years ago

nice

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