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Getting There: A Book of Mentors

Getting There: A Book of Mentors

Thirty leaders in diverse fields share their secrets

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Thirty leaders in diverse fields share their secrets

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It is my pleasure to introduce Gillian Zoe Segal for an AMA at 11am PST. Ask questions in advance... :)!
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Gillian Zoe Segal
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Getting There: A Book of Mentors

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@eriktorenberg Thank you! I look forward to answering any questions that come my way!
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Harry Stebbings
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Hi Zoe, thanks so much for joining us! Having interviewed so many incredible leaders, if you had to choose one who inspired you the most! Who would it be and why? Btw just bought the book can't wait to read it!
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Gillian Zoe Segal
Gillian Zoe Segal
Getting There: A Book of Mentors

Getting There: A Book of Mentors

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@harrystebbings Hi Harry! It's hard to include Warren Buffett in a group and not be blown away by him. Not only is he, obviously, an incredible business person, but his is also full of incredible wisdom applicable to life in general. I am very inspired by the way he conducts himself. Check out his Getting There essay.
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Jeff Umbro
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What'd you think of Jeff Kinney? He's kind of unique to this list.
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Gillian Zoe Segal
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Getting There: A Book of Mentors

Getting There: A Book of Mentors

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@jeffumbro Jeff Kinney is a real talent, very humble, ad full of inspiration. I love what her says about keeping a young idea secret....In his Getting There essay, he, explains that if you have an idea you think is a winner, you should nurture it and take your time developing it. Kinney originally thought that it would only take him a month or two to write Diary of a Wimpy Kid -- but it ended up taking him eight years. He protected himself during that time by telling very few people about it. He explains that when you broadcast your goals you are likely to either get embarrassed if you are unable to deliver or become trapped by the social pressure to follow through with exactly what you said you were going to do. If you keep an idea to yourself you’ll maintain more flexibility (and have the necessary freedom to do the best job possible).
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