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Sheryl
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Sheryl appears across 1 book, with 1 highlight.
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Five Words on the Whiteboard, Trip Reports Before Business, Elephant Front and Center, Then Move On
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Sheryl finally copped to the truth: so far, she didn’t do anything. “I learned an incredibly important lesson,” she says. “It’s not what you used to do, it’s not what you think, it’s what you do every day.” This is perh…
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"Sheryl finally copped to the truth: so far, she didn’t do anything. “I learned an incredibly important lesson,” she says. “It’s not what you used to do, it’s not what you think, it’s what you do every day.” This is perhaps the most important characteristic Bill looked for in his players: people who show up, work hard, and have an impact every day. Doers."
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Five Words on the WhiteboardTrip Reports Before BusinessElephant Front and Center, Then Move OnCourage as the Currency of LeadershipCoachability as the Gate — Not CredentialsPeer Feedback Over Boss ApprovalPair People Up Instead of DictateWork the Team Then Let Them Solve ItDoers Not ThinkersFirst Principles Cut Through OpinionsGenerous Exits Preserve RespectStories Not OrdersCompensation as Love Not LeverageBehind-the-Scenes Pre-Meeting LobbyingSmarts and Hearts Hiring FilterBest Teams Have More Women