For me, my role is about unleashing what people already have inside them that is maybe suppressed in most work environments.
TONY HSIEHAsk yourself: would you be comfortable printing everything your employees, customers & partners have to say about your culture?
More Tony Hsieh Quotes
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The best businesses are really ones that can combine passion, profits, and purpose.
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The ultimate definition of success is: you could lose everything that you have and truly be okay with it. Your happiness isn’t based on external factors.
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Open, honest communication is the best foundation for any relationship, but remember that at the end of the day it’s not what you say or what you do, but how you make people feel that matters the most.
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Money alone isn’t enough to bring happiness… happiness is when you’re actually truly ok with losing everything you have.
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The brand is just a lagging indicator of a company’s culture.
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If I was going to go into an office I wanted it to be with people I would choose to be around even if we didn’t have to work together and so that was one of the major reasons why I decided out of all the different companies we invested in to work with Zappos.
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Your brand is your culture.
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Get the culture right, and everything else just falls into place.
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Most innovation comes from outside your industry applied to your own
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The biggest (and hardest) lesson I’ve learned in life is that the external world is just a reflection of the world within.
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Ask yourself: would you be comfortable printing everything your employees, customers & partners have to say about your culture?
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A great brand is a story that never stops unfolding.
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Help shape the stories that people are telling about you.
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Success is getting to a point where you’d be truly OK with losing everything you have and starting over.
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Never accept or be too comfortable with the status quo, because the companies that get into trouble are historically the ones that aren’t able to adapt to change and respond quickly enough.
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