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I’ve learned that culture isn’t something you write down—it’s something that emerges from how people actually behave. The incentives you create, the feedback you allow, and the principles you enforce will determine whether an organization learns and evolves or repeats the same mistakes. If you want better outcomes, start... show more

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Most importantly, you need to have principles that deal with reality. Embrace reality, deal with it, and have those core principles. If everyone took the time to write down their principles and think about how to deal with specific situations, the world would operate a lot more effectively. I’ve been through those experiences and I wrote down my recipes. You can consider my recipes, or anyone else’s recipes, but at the end of the day, you must believe them and do what is good for you. Because if you don’t have principles, everything looks the same. I encourage you to have your own principles that you understand and believe in, wherever you get them. #Principles #PersonalGrowth #DecisionMaking

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