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Inability To Make Decisions Is One Of The Principal Reasons Executives Fail. Deficiency In Decision-making Ranks Much Higher Than Lack Of Specific Knowledge Or Technical Know-how As An Indicator Of Leadership Failure.

You Realize That We Over-exaggerate Yesterday, We Over-estimate Tomorrow And We Underestimate Today. We Think, "well, I'm Going To Kill Time," "i'll Get Back To This Tomorrow."

Failed Plans Should Not Be Interpreted As A Failed Vision. Visions Don't Change, They Are Only Refined. Plans Rarely Stay The Same, And Are Scrapped Or Adjusted As Needed. Be Stubborn About The Vision, But Flexible With Your Plan.

I Wish I Could Say I Coined The Phrase "failing Forward." I Do It All The Time. I Find As I've Embraced This Approach To Business, Life, Cycling And Generally Any New Endeavor I Take On, I've Grown More And More Comfortable With The Possibility That I Am Not Likely To Succeed On My First Try. And That's Ok.

In The End, People Are Persuaded Not By What We Say, But By What They Understand.