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The credit for an invention or creation is as important, if not more important, than the invention itself.

You must secure the credit for yourself and keep others from stealing it away, or from piggybacking on your hard work.

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Learn to destroy your enemies by opening holes in their reputations.

Then stand aside and let public opinion hang them.

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The more you say, the more likely you are to say something foolish.

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While he considers you weak and inferior,

and takes no precautions against you,

you are using the time to catch up and surpass him.

This soft, permeable form of invasion is often the best,

for the enemy has nothing to react against, prepare for, or resist.

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Only a minority can succeed at the game of life, and that minority inevitably arouses the envy of those around them.

Once success happens your way, however, the people to fear the most are those in your own circle, the friends and acquaintances you have left behind.

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By being unabashedly open you make yourself so predictable and familiar that it is almost impossible to respect or fear you, and power will not accrue to a person who cannot inspire such emotions.

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Living solely for achievements is like skipping ten hours of your life to taste one second of joy.

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It’s a mistake to assume that open-minded people have weak opinions.

On the contrary, they are actually strongly opinionated because they actively seek evidence contrary to their beliefs which makes them converge on beliefs that are only updated if there’s compelling evidence.

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It all boils down to:

When things go wrong, where do you look first -- inward or outward?

One who looks inside, owns his actions,

One who looks outside remains a slave of his circumstances.

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Despite what you may think, good luck is more dangerous than bad luck.

Bad luck teaches valuable lessons about patience, timing, and the need to be prepared for the worst;

Good luck deludes you into the opposite lesson, making you think your brilliance will carry you through.

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