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Brené Brown

The Hard Thing About Hard Things
Ben Horowitz

Building a Business When There Are No Easy Answers
Ben HorowitzMost business books explain how to do things right. Horowitz writes about what to do when everything goes wrong. Drawing on his years as a startup CEO, he gives honest advice on the hardest parts of leading a company.
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Hard problems rarely have a formula. Leaders have to make tough calls without clear answers.
Be honest with your team about problems. Trust grows when people hear the truth.
Every founder hits dark moments. Keep focusing on what you can do next.
Take care of people, then products, then profits — in that order.
Choose people for what they do brilliantly rather than for having no flaws.
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