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- You will know what they want if you ask but if you observe you will know what they need.
- Always telling the truth is coward, telling lies is a courage.
- Trust is not about that how much they know about you , but what they know about you.
- Don’t use open networks. Internet knows everything.
- Everything you do has a price. Question is what are you willing to pay to do it .
- In business, great things aren’t achieved by individuals but achieved by teams.
- Do the right thing. But right for who ? In the end , what is “right” is in the eye of the beholder.
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