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The best ideas are often complex and require persistence, and you may only succeed on the fifth try. (View Highlight)

While data won’t tell you what to do, exploration with a clear goal and taking small steps as you learn may just do. (View Highlight)

In the book “The Moment of Clarity,” the authors question traditional business problem-solving, made popular by the likes of McKinsey & Co. Their research shows that a nonlinear approach drawing from anthropology, sociology, philosophy, and psychology, is better at getting to the moment of clarity, ending with a “Now I see it,” a conclusion that’s hard to arrive to on a path paved with spreadsheets. (View Highlight)

If data is slowing you down, rely less on data. (View Highlight)