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Jeff Bezos has emphasized the importance of making decisions based on intuition, heart, and taste rather than overanalyzing.

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Parker (Bald) 🐐2 years ago

This is why people are dying in Amazon warehouses and drivers pee in bottles. Intuition says to go faster for more money, the heart does not exist when money is to be made, and the taste of money is better than keeping workers safe and appreciated.

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True Crime2 years ago

"All of my best decisions in business and in life have been made with heart, intuition, guts... not analysis. If you can make a decision with analysis, you should do so. But it turns out in life that your most important decisions are always made with instinct and intuition, taste, heart."

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Exposing Zionism on 𝕏 🇮🇱2 years ago

It’s always easy to say this as a billionaire. Many people have made decisions with their “gut, heart or intuition” and they are dead or broke today.

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Match Point2 years ago

Jeff Bezos talks about the morning routine of a billionaire.

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Neetu Khandelwal2 years ago

Intuition is the whisper of the Soul.

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Seven2 years ago

He ain’t wrong

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YesKnow2 years ago

Steve Jobs discusses the difference between having a great idea and making a great product

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AJ2 years ago

We simply don’t have the data most of the time. In most cases you can’t run a meaningful analysis. You’re left with your gut not because it’s better but there is no alternative.

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Asake🍀❤️2 years ago

He’d rather pad his ego by spending his unlimited money on a vanity project than pay his employees. It’s that simple. If he were altruistic, he’d make life better for the people that make him his money.

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Dr. Julie Gurner2 years ago

Great stuff, and a common story you hear from people at the top..

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