Before the pandemic, Dan Kahn writes, his favorite phrase was “Don’t do your best, do MY best,” which he thought was the highest form of management: “What a fool I was.”
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A Life-Changing Lesson
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Before the pandemic, Dan Kahn writes, his favorite phrase was “Don’t do your best, do MY best,” which he thought was the highest form of management: “What a fool I was.”