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1274
Management
CONTROLLING YOURSELF
If you say, "I'll hate myself in the morning for doing this," you're probably right.
Dr. Angelo Valenti, consulting psychologist, Nashville, Tennessee
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Parachutes
ESTIMATING SKYDIVING FREEFALL TIME
On the average jump, figure on six or seven seconds of freefall time for every thousand feet of falling.
Ernst Luposchainsky III, adventurer & nautical enthusiast, inter alia, Hollywood, California
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Relationships
GETTING SOMEONE TO TRUST YOU
A man trusts his ears less than his eyes.
Walter Pitkin, literary agent, Weston, Connecticut
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2042
Money
BILLING A GOVERNMENT AGENCY
When doing business with a government agency, expect to wait a minimum of 45 days to get paid, and don't get excited if it takes 90 to 120 days.
Scott M. Kruse, biogeographer, Fresno, California
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Sports
PUTTING A SHOT
When you're throwing a shot put, release it at an angle of 40 to 43 degrees to get maximum distance. As the distance you throw increases, so should the angle.
David Dawson, student, University of Texas, Austin, Texas
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2554
Negotiating
REACHING A COMPROMISE
You know you've reached a good compromise if both sides are dissatisfied.
Thomas O. Marsh, writer and former charter commission chairman, Fairfield, Ohio
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2810
Sports
BASEBALL BAT LENGTH
The rule of thumb for a baseball bat is that the length in inches shouldn't exceed the weight in ounces by more than two.
Bill Carrier, Coach, Fairfield, Ohio, USA
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3066
Writing
REVISING A SHORT STORY
Once you finish writing the story, make one revision immediately. Then set the story aside for at least two weeks before revising again.
David Malki !, Filmmaker, cartoonist, pilot, Los Angeles
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3322
Stock
STOCK TIP
If someone tells you "Buy it now! Everyone is buying it like crazy!" Ask them "Who is selling it and why?"
Waldo Weyeris, Engineer, Boulder, CO, USA
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4090
Exercise
THE MOST PRODUCTIVE EXERCISE IN THE GYM
Show-ups! If you don't do your show ups consistently, you can forget to make any improvement.
Semperloco, Paralegal, Houston, TX, USA
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4346
Military
HAVE A PLAN
If you don't have a plan for subordinates,they will have a plan for you.
Jim Koenig, U.S. Army Ret., Mountain City, Tennessee, USA
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