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“Джон Маултон, один из самых успешных венчурных капиталистов в Лондоне. В своем последнем интервью газете Financial Times он назвал решительность, любопытство и бесчувственность тремя самыми ценными качествами характера. Трудно оспаривать ценность первых двух. Но бесчувственность? Маултон объясняет: «Самое лучшее в бесчувственности то, что она позволяет вам спать, когда другие не могут сомкнуть глаз»”

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Book:The Wisdom of Psychopaths: What Saints, Spies, and Serial Killers Can Teach Us About Success
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Kevin Dutton
Kevin Dutton

Kevin Dutton is a British writer born in 1967. His works cover a range of fields including psychology, criminology, and philosophy, and are appreciated by readers for their unique perspective and in-depth analysis. more

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