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"It is our earth, not yours or mine or his. We are meant to live on it, helping each other, not destroying each other. " - J. Krishnamurti
Today's quote is by one of my favorite authors and I think it is relevant to superb business quests. From those I had the opportunity to watch closely, I conclude that the forces of creation and meaningful cooperation are far more intense than those of destruction and useless competition.
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