I
wonder how much more happily effective I’d have been had I come upon this excerpt
from Dostoyevsky’s “The Brothers Karamozov” when I was a very young man.
"Let us agree
that we shall never forget one another, and whatever happens, remember how good
it felt when we were all here together, united by a good and decent feeling
which made us better people, better probably than we would otherwise have
been."
It
would have eased the pressure to succeed on my own and to appreciate the many
good things I had going for me including the companies for whom I worked, my
fellow employees, the customers I served and the partners who helped me to make
it happen.
By John Bernardi
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