True...though the events of those first 6 tweets helped me to understand this
This list of advice probably also works if you skip the first 6 tweetsworth of it and just do this.https://twitter.com/robkhenderson/status/1084932090448281603 …
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-read tons of books: the quality is as much important as the quantity; Read seminal books in each field, read actively, and re-read.
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Great list, Paul. I wasted a LOT of time not asking for help, not admitting I was over my head. Then I realized the people I was in business with didn’t mind answering my nonstop questions! From then on, every day was a B-school education.
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Great, now I only need to know why risks are smart and which are dumb. That’s probably were the reading and advice part kicks in
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If it were easy to differentiate between dumb risks and smart ones, we’d all do it. Key is evaluate risks in measurable ways and decide which ones to take on based on that
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How would you identify what the smart/dumb risks are? Any examples?
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@paulg@robkhenderson how can you differentiate between dumb and smart risks?Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Thats why your 7 year old will get into Yale at 8.
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I disagree, it’s some really good stuff here. Brought back some interesting memories. Of course I never considered going to yale. I ended up failing out some polytechnic Univ.
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