Drive
Perfection is not when there is nothing left to add, but when there is nothing left to take away.
#DhandheKaFunda · @utpalmv
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Be the scalpel. Let the amateurs be the Swiss Army Knife.
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- Drive
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- Your 'No' protects your 'Yes.' If you don't have the courage to say 'No' to the good, you will never have the space to say 'Yes' to the great.
- Expectations are a tax you pay on your own peace of mind. Standards are the capital you invest in your own sovereignty. Lower the tax, increase the capital, and keep building. Reality is plenty beautiful once you stop comparing it to a ghost.
- Focus is not about saying 'Yes' to the right thing; it's about saying 'No' to the 99 other good things. Your knife must be sharp, or your life will be cluttered.
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