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you can choose a life of ease and
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comfort or you can choose a life of
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service and Adventure which one of those
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when you're 90 years old are you going
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to be more proud of achieving your
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potential is the quest of the
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ordinary Conquering the impossible is
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your destiny if you want to be
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successful I would encourage you to grow
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a tolerance for failure
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this
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time I was not disappointed in
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myself for failing to be the person they
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thought I should
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be their dreams and my dreams were
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different I would never confuse the two
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of them again these people had one thing
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in common you know they knew they had it
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in themselves they knew they could be
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something Beyond where they were they
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were willing to put their time their
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energies to better
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themselves today I want to share what
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I've learned about our generation and
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the world we're all building
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together I remember that night I
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launched Facebook from that little dorm
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in Kirkland house I went to noes with my
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friend
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KX and I remember telling him clearly
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that I was excited to help connect the
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Harvard Community but one day someone
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would would connect the whole
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world the thing is it never even
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occurred to me that that someone might
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be us we were just college kids we
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didn't know anything about that there
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were all these great big technology
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companies with all these resources and I
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just assumed one of them would do it but
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this idea was so clear to us that all
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people want to connect so we just kept
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working on it day after day after
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day and I know that a lot of you are
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going to have your own stories just like
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this a change in the world that seems so
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clear that you are sure someone else is
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going to do it but they're not you will
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I'm here to tell you that finding your
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purpose isn't enough purpose is that
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feeling that you are a part of something
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bigger than yourself that you are needed
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and that you have something better ahead
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to work
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for purpose is what creates true
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happiness let me tell you a secret
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no one does when they
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begin ideas don't come out fully formed
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they only become clear as you work on
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them you just have to get
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started if I had to know everything
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about connecting people before I got
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started I never would have built
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Facebook movies and pop culture just get
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this all wrong the idea of a single
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Eureka moment is a dangerous lie it
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makes us feel inadequate because we feel
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like we haven't had ours yet and it
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prevents people with seeds of good ideas
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from ever getting started in the first
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place when I was young I I uh I didn't
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really know what I was going to do uh
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when when I got older um people kept
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asking me and and um but then eventually
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I thought that the idea of inventing
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things would be would be really
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cool the reason I thought that was
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because um I I I read a quote from oy
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which said that a um sufficiently
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advanced technology is indistinguishable
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from Magic and and that's really true um
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if you think if you go back say 300
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years the things that we take for
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granted today uh would be you you'd be
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burned at the stake for um you know
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being able to fly um that's crazy uh
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being able to see over long distances
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being able to communicate having um
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effectively uh with with the internet uh
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a a a group mind of sorts um and having
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access to all the world's information
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instantly from almost anywhere on the
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earth um this is this is stuff that that
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really would be magic or would be
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considered magic um in in times past in
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fact I think it actually goes beyond
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that because there are many things that
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we take for granted today that weren't
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even imagined in in times past they
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weren't even in the realm of magic so it
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actually goes goes beyond that no matter
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how good we are we can still be better
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you can always be better customers have
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a Divine discontent and they teach you
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if you listen to customers so we watch
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for that and we see patterns and we can
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find places where it's not working
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something's going wrong and that's
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really how I get the feedback is from
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customer input uh and often you know in
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all caps angry you ruined my child's
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birthday because the gift didn't show up
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on time and we take that and what you
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really want to do is you take that it's
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an anecdote it's a single example but
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you need to find the root cause what
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went wrong deep inside the system how
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did this happen because then you can fix
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it for everyone so that particular
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problem will never happen again you
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don't just fix the symptom you have to
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fix the root cause and that's been the
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secret to our operational success for 20
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years there are a lot of things that are
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a waste of time you know when you think
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about your life I think I I often tell
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people um that I work with if if you can
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get cuz people people have very high
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standards for how they want their work
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life to be and uh and I said look if you
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can get your work life to be where you
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enjoy half of it that is a home that is
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amazing because very few people ever
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achieve that because the truth is
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everything comes with overhead that's
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reality everything comes with pieces
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that you don't like you could be a
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Supreme Court Justice and there's still
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going to be pieces of your job you don't
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like you can be a university professor
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and still going to be you have to go to
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committee meetings and you have to do th
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you know there every job comes with
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pieces you don't like and we need to say
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that's just how that's part of it uh and
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and and not resent those pieces or try
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not to uh but also try to minimize them
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the first lesson is courage and I I have
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seen it in a whole lot of you nobody has
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ever achieved anything big in business
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or in any Walk of Life without
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courage of course whenever you do
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anything big you do feel a little scared
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but you've got to conquer fear to
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discover the hidden hero within you with
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courage with
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self-belief and the can Spirit you
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overcome any
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adversity
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[Music]
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sah the second lesson I have learned is
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feel
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empathy empathy means caring and sharing
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with every human being in our
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organization and the World At Large the
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more More We Care the higher we grow as
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human beings I understand empathy as D
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doat it is the wealth of your heart the
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more you spend it on others the more
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wealthy you
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become the third lesson I have learned
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is to have absolute faith in technology
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and talent in every business we have
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started we have always embraced the
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latest technology and have attracted the
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best talent when top technology and
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talent work together they produce
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unbeatable creativity Innovation and
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invention um at the core of our
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company's uh success is innovation now a
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lot of companies say Innovation is
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important to their
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company uh invention is important to
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their company
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uh
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however I don't believe you can
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fundamentally say that Innovation that
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you want as a CEO to nurture the spirit
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of innovation to encourage
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Innovation unless you have a culture of
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risk-taking we have to encourage our our
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Engineers all of our employees to take
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calculated risks in order to encourage
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them to take calculated risks first of
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all you have to teach them how to do
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that that's a skill a matter of skill
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then the second part of it is a matter
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of Courage most people hate to fail are
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you guys do you guys agree with that
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unless you guys want to be successful
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let me say it the positive way if you
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want to be successful I would encourage
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you to grow a tolerance for
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failure to develop a tolerance for
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failure now when I mean a tolerance for
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failure I don't mean what Jensen just
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told me is sleep in until noon okay
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don't do any of my homework flunk out of
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all my classes because that defines
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failure right that's not what I said
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what I said is what I'm trying to say is
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that I want you to try things even
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though it is impossible to calculate
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precisely that it would lead to success
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that your instincts your intuition is
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something you ought to follow if it
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wasn't because of following my own
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instincts or the founders instincts or
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many of our employees instincts why
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would we be where we are today and why
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would we have invented things that the
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Market's never had before the world's
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never had before so you have to have
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this this culture or tolerance for risk
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taking I put together a plan to start my
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own company that way I could completely
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control my work environment my goal was
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to create the perfect job for me a job I
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truly loved hired the most talented
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software engineers in Silicon Valley we
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assembled an Allstar team of gifted
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programmers who were among the best in
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the world at what they did that team
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plus one crazy idea gave birth to a
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giant
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company I call it a crazy idea because
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at the time everyone told me it was a
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crazy idea and when you start telling
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people that all the experts are wrong
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WR at first they call you
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arrogant and then they say you're crazy
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when people start telling you that
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you're crazy you just might be on to the
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most important innovation in your life
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the idea was to build the world's first
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relational database and IBM was building
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a prototype in their research Labs but
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back then the collective wisdom of
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computer experts was that while
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relational databases could be
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built they would never be fast enough to
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be useful this was one of those times
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when the experts were wrong arrogance
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and Insanity turned out to be innovation
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in Disguise as the information age moved
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from dawn to the full light of day
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technology Horizons were constantly
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shifting revealing a brave and exciting
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world of new possibilities and New
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Opportunities Oracle doubled in size
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year after year after year for 10 years
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I had set out to create the perfect
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programming job for me instead I created
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a job where I had to stop programming
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all
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together I I attempted to create an
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environment that I could completely
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control instead I was running a company
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with thousands and thousands of people
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that was growing so fast that it was
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impossible for anyone to
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control the greatest pleasure I've had
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is trying to do something that everybody
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says could not be
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done I'll just share Perhaps Perhaps a a
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moment in time which I will always
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cherish I decided that India could
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produce its own
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car everybody my friends
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overseas in the automobile
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business said that this couldn't be done
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we had to go through a
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collaboration to get know how get
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technology but we undertook to produce
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this
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car you saw images of it in the video it
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was called the
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Inda and we produced it in India totally
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of Indian
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content as we as we got close
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to putting it in the
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market uh my friends in India somewhat
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distan themselves from me otherwise
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known as distancing yourself from
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failure and when the car came
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out I suddenly felt that I didn't have a
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friend in the world and that all the
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warnings that people had given me were
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probably going to come true
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but the car did come out it did earn a
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20% market
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share and we showed that we could do
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something throughout throughout the time
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I've been
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involved in business there hasn't been
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anything that has equaled the
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excitement the
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reward and the exhilaration that the car
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industry has provided and can
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provide it gives
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as has been said earlier an opportunity
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to test new technologies new building
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methods but above all it has helped in
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the transformation of the Indian
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economy to a mobile economy what you
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really could do with more skills it it's
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just remarkable so I I would like to
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just tell you a couple of short stories
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and we'll draw maybe a couple of lessons
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from them uh
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I would like to tell you of two
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women uh that each sold a business to
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Berkshire
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Hathaway uh to me actually for many many
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many millions of dollars both of them
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started with
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$2,500 by a coincidence it was the exact
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same amount it was everything they had
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in the world and one of them was a woman
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who landed in Seattle in 19177
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couldn't speak a word of English one
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further fact about her she could not
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read or write and she went into a
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Furniture business and she didn't bring
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anything in unique in Furniture but she
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brought a determination to
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succeed she knew she could outwork
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anyone else she knew she cared about her
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customers she worked at very low gross
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margins but she built this incredible
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business and I saw one woman who did a
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similar thing with $2,500 I paid her
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hundreds of millions of dollars for her
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business Henry Ford as you may know
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failed twice before he started the Ford
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Motor Company in 1903 I mean the the
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test isn't whether you get the greatest
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business idea in the world the first
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time out the test is whether you keep
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learning as you go along what your
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strengths are and what you can do for
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your customers what you can bring
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especially to the par party and to do
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that uh you need you
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need the
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education that that I know you've
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received uh through 10,000 small
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businesses but you need a
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genuine a genuine desire day in day out
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to Delight the customer I've never I've
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never seen a business and I've seen a
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lot of businesses but I've never seen
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one that Delights the
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customer that that doesn't succeed I
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mean what you want is that customer the
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next day when they think do I want to
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rent a car or do I want to buy some
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furniture what goes through their mind
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you know it's the place where they've
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had a great experience well I love my
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work the work of the foundation is super
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interesting I get to meet with the
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scientists I get to go out in the field
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I do think your habits are sort of set
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in your 20s and
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30s and by my standards of the 20s you
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know I didn't believe in weekends back
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then uh not to mention Vacations so I'm
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you know fairly lazy compared to myself
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in my 20s where I was a true uh fanatic
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uh you know all I believed in was
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working on software night and day and
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and for my 20s that was perfect I didn't
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have a wife or family uh at all and my
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role was very hand Hands-On role you
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know know I I'm very lucky that my
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foundation work the part-time work I do
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for Microsoft I see that extending you
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know for decades into the future and
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having an understanding of innovation uh
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you know I think shaping innovation in
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many of these areas uh there is a unique
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role that I can I can help play I always
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tell them we don't do
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marketing because marketing is against
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what a company like us should
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do because marketing what is marketing
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marketing is
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to analyze what the customer wants and
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then try to follow what the customer is
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looking for and uh test what you create
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following these strs and try to to do
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it we do
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completely differently we create new
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products
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and sometime it's fails but when it's
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successful the customers follow so the
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marketing is not for us part of the
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product creation so marketing is after
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so marketing is when uh we have these
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products how with this
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products which people want maximize the
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desire because our business you ask a
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question about luxury
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luxury for for me is how can you create
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desire the most important word in in our
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business is desire how to create desire
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and when you have the product then you
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have to create good environment in the
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shops and you have to present it well
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you have to do
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well good films if it's a perfume good
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advertisement either in the magazine or
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in the internet if it's a if it's a
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product that the way I I see and we see
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in in my
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group the way to the way to put product
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in contact with the to Consumers I tell
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senior
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Executives you should have the least
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stress you know there's this weird I
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think
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false uh idea that CEOs I'm a CEO
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there's this false idea that CEOs are
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under the most
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stress well I look at that I'm like why
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you're in charge why don't you delegate
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the stress it's your choice and um so
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it's you have to to figure out how to
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set up your life in such a way that you
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can minimize the things and I find
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people don't dislike hard work what
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people dislike and is being um out of
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control I searched and I searched but I
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just could not find a software
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engineering job that that I loved as
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much as I loved
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sailing so I tried to create
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one I don't believe you can
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fundamentally say The Innovation that
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you want as a CEO to nurture the spirit
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of innovation to encourage
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Innovation unless you have a culture of
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risk-taking I think the the overarching
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point I want to make is that um you know
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you guys are the The Magicians of the
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21st century don't let anything hold you
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back uh imagination is the limit and um
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go out there and create some magic thank
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you
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