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Projects and life have a lot in common
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When I had no money, I spent my days around people who criticized others. ​ Failures focus on hating. ​ Failures assume malice. ​ Failures obsess over what they don’t like. ​ ​ Successful people always find a reason to go further. ​ And the explanation is simple: Because slavery takes away the heaviest burden in the universe: responsibility. ​ That’s why even when a slave escapes and accidentally makes money, they immediately search for something new to enslave themselves to: meetings, commitments, micro-management. ​ Look… This is simple. ​ ​ That’s the first thing I’d do if I were living in slavery. ​ ​ The third? Learn. Want more. ​ Yes. I talk about life. Your life. My life. And projects. PPP projects. Any kind of project. Don’t pass the hot potato. Assume your responsibility. Learn. Thrive. People still believe that to learn you need to suffer. ​ But no. ​ It’s more simpler than that. ​ Lessons about life and projects below.
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I’ve been doing quite a lot of work these days with market lead proposals. I mean, proposals coming directly from the market and made to the government of New Zealand. I love the ideas put forward by proponent. Their enthusiasm. And commitment. Most of them fail in the “exclusivity” criteria. Why you are so good that the government absolutely needs to negotiate with you directly without going to the market. It’s fascinating. That’s a high bar, but some people get through it. IP, exclusive...
Most construction disasters happen on Mondays. Some on Fridays. But only the truly legendary ones wait for Christmas Day. New York City, 2007. Downtown Manhattan. A 40-storey office tower under construction. Skeleton up, façade almost done, 70% completed. The kind of project where everyone, owner, contractor, union, inspectors, just wants to go home and eat turkey. On the morning of December 25th, a security guard on site hears something strange: “Clank… clank… clank…” He thinks it’s a rat. A...
Time to be with family and friends. Time to discuss about the past and look forward to the future. Feel proud of the achievements of this year, even if you think that there are not many. Time puts things in order. Wherever you are, be safe, feel proud. To help you in your journey, yes, you can also click below today. Vicente Valencia Academy PD 1: If you liked this email, don't keep it in secret and forward it to a friend. They will thank you enormously one day. PD 2: If somebody has sent you...