I like this passage from the very underrated book "Winners" by Alastair Campbell. He writes when he discusses leadership: "Obviously, no skin should be so thick that you become impervious to critics who may have a point. But it does need to be thick enough…
…base. It is important to differentiate between a way of being (e.g., introvert/extrovert, more or less affected by criticism), a goal, a strategy, and a tactic. An excellent read for those topics is "Winners", by Alastair Campbell, which surprisingly few people in tech, and I dare to say in politics too, have read.
…or of different ethnicity. Let's try to get some material for future endeavors and then move on. That's life for achievers. Anecdote, yes. Read what Floyd Mayweather said in the criminally underrated "Winners", by Alastair Campbell (there is a reason why the book is not called either "Failures" or "Losers"): "The key quality for a winning mindset is believing in your ability to win. From a young professional…
……但他辗转于各个球队之间，他的职业生涯并没有真正兑现他的天赋。EDIT：换个角度看另一个故事，英国政治幕僚 Alastair Campbell 在他的书《Winners and How They Succeed》[2] 里讲过一个轶事——他提到在参观曼联训练基地时，一名教练指着韦恩·鲁尼和克里斯蒂亚诺·罗纳尔多这两位年轻球员（当时他们俩谁都……
…but he has bounced from team to team and his career has not really reflected his natural abilities. EDIT: Alternatively, another story, an anecdote from UK political aide Alastair Campbell in his book "Winners and How They Succeed"[2] - he talks about how on a visit to the Manchester United training grounds a coach pointed to the two young football players Wayne Rooney and Cristiano Ronaldo (neither of whom…
我很喜欢 Alastair Campbell 那本严重被低估的书《Winners》里的这段话。他在探讨领导力时写道：“显然，皮不该厚到对那些也许有道理的批评刀枪不入。但它确实得足够厚……
I like this passage from the very underrated book "Winners" by Alastair Campbell. He writes when he discusses leadership: "Obviously, no skin should be so thick that you become impervious to critics who may have a point. But it does need to be thick enough…
……底线。必须把为人处世的特质（比如内向/外向、受批评影响的程度）、目标、战略和战术区分开来。探讨这些话题的一本极佳读物是 Alastair Campbell 的《Winners》，科技界、而且我敢说政界也是，读过这本书的人出奇得少。
…base. It is important to differentiate between a way of being (e.g., introvert/extrovert, more or less affected by criticism), a goal, a strategy, and a tactic. An excellent read for those topics is "Winners", by Alastair Campbell, which surprisingly few people in tech, and I dare to say in politics too, have read.
……或者不同族裔。咱们试着从中汲取一些对未来发展有用的东西，然后继续前行。成功者的人生就是如此。确实只是个轶事。读读弗洛伊德·梅威瑟在 Alastair Campbell 那本被低估得犯罪的书《Winners》里是怎么说的（这本书没有叫《Failures》或《Losers》是有原因的）：“赢家心态的关键特质在于相信自己能赢的能力。从一个年轻的职业选手开始……
…or of different ethnicity. Let's try to get some material for future endeavors and then move on. That's life for achievers. Anecdote, yes. Read what Floyd Mayweather said in the criminally underrated "Winners", by Alastair Campbell (there is a reason why the book is not called either "Failures" or "Losers"): "The key quality for a winning mindset is believing in your ability to win. From a young professional…
……但他辗转于各个球队之间，他的职业生涯并没有真正兑现他的天赋。EDIT：换个角度看另一个故事，英国政治幕僚 Alastair Campbell 在他的书《Winners and How They Succeed》[2] 里讲过一个轶事——他提到在参观曼联训练基地时，一名教练指着韦恩·鲁尼和克里斯蒂亚诺·罗纳尔多这两位年轻球员（当时他们俩谁都……
…but he has bounced from team to team and his career has not really reflected his natural abilities. EDIT: Alternatively, another story, an anecdote from UK political aide Alastair Campbell in his book "Winners and How They Succeed"[2] - he talks about how on a visit to the Manchester United training grounds a coach pointed to the two young football players Wayne Rooney and Cristiano Ronaldo (neither of whom…