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Becoming Trader Joe: How I Did Business My Way and Still Beat the Big Guys

Joe Coulombe

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Brunello Cucinelli

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Jason Fried challenges your thinking on fundraising, goals, growth, and more

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Why @obsdmd is 100% user-supported and not backed by VC investors: 1. We want to stay small, we don't need to hire lots of people 2. We follow strict principles that we do not want compromise 3. Our users are happy to support us, we don't need VC money Obsidian will not exist… Show more

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Excerpts from the annual letter

Zack Kanter stedi.com

Mars Inc. (1911) We depend completely on the strength of our relationships—with our consumers, with fellow associates, suppliers, distributors, and the communities in which we live and work. We believe we only achieve the best results if we are unselfish in these relationships and give a fair return.

Vicki TenHaken • Lessons From Century Club Companies: Managing for Long-Term Success

Jeremy Cai - Manufacturer to Customer – [Founder’s Field Guide, EP. 33]

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All these books, there is the decision you can make to compromise on the quality of your product or take a shortcut or do something you would never dare do it. I just read the biography of the guy that started In-N-Out. Compared to his contemporaries, the McDonald's and Carl's Junior and all this explosion of fast food that was happening at that ti... See more