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Lessons From “The Snowball”

Lessons From “The Snowball”

  • Start early, If you are late already start now.
  • Build a reputation it comes hard but goes fast.
  • Focus on the big picture.
  • Uncertainty brings opportunity.
  • Plan for the future.
  • Work for those you admire

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Important learnings from the book “The Snowball” at a glance.

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