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In the 2011 film Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol, Tom Cruise runs down the side of the 830m Burj Khalifa tower. He was first told by his stunt team it was too dangerous but eventually convinced them. How? He hired a new stunt team. LESSON: Find people you like working with.

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