Talha Mumtaz ✔️'s Key Ideas from What They Don't Teach You At Harvard Business School
by Mark H. McCormack

In school, when someone is being slightly sarcastic, or having a dry tone, you may not pay too much attention to it. However, in real life and especially during a business negotiation, if someone shows the same attributes and you get uneasy, you should trust your gut. Normally, there will be a ton of money involved and you may be taking too much risk by not trusting your gut and going ahead with the deal. It’s okay to take a break, think more about it and then make a decision.

Time is precious. We all know that. But when life happens, we often forget about ourselves and instead bury ourselves beneath the responsibilities of business, new deals, competitors, relatives and everything else but not ourselves. It pays off to carve some time for yourself. What do you like doing in your leisure time? Think about the hobbies and then add leisure slots into your day-to-day agenda so you can spend time with yourself happily without being interrupted.

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