Quote of the Week
Starting and running a company is not a marathon or a sprint. It is a decathlon. Sometimes you have to sprint. Sometimes you have to pace yourself. Sometimes you have to throw the javelin. Sometimes it’s heavy lifting like the shot put.
– Paul van Zyl
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Quote of the Week: Creating New Choices
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Quote of the week: Loyalty to the team
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If you think you`re too big for small thgnis then you`re too small for big thgnis. ??? Anyone got a source? I’ve hear this quote occasionally but I don’t know who it’s attributed to
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