10 Leçons Brutales qui te feront Devenir Riche - Yomi Denzel Flashcards

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What is poverty primarily linked to, according to the author?

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A lack of specific skills.

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What realization did the author come to regarding his lack of wealth?

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That wealth comes from acquiring the right skills, not from being born into a wealthy family or getting a good job.

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What must you do to earn more in a company, according to the text?

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Identify and develop the missing skills that are required for advancement.

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What lesson did the author learn from his father after losing a football match?

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To focus on the result and not make excuses about circumstances like bad refereeing.

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Why did the author regret not starting his business sooner?

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He was held back by fear and procrastination, waiting for the “right moment.”

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Fill in the blank: “Se focaliser sur le ____ permet de s’améliorer.”

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résultat

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Why is making excuses harmful to progress?

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It prevents learning and improvement by avoiding responsibility.

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How did the author initially view organization?

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He thought it would deprive him of freedom.

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What advice does the author give to people who are hesitating to start a project?

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Start with a small project that requires few resources, instead of waiting for the perfect idea or moment.

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What did the author realize about the importance of organization?

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That poor organization caused him to miss important opportunities.

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What often prevents people from starting a project, according to the author?

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A lack of courage, not a lack of money or ideas.

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How does the ability to sell increase your chances of success?

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It helps understand consumer needs and generate income, even with imperfect products or services.

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Fill in the blank: “Il est crucial de ____ et d’analyser ses émotions pour éviter d’en être influencé.”

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reconnaître, comprendre

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Why did the author have to let go of a colleague, and what lesson did he learn?

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The colleague’s work was insufficient, and the author learned that tough decisions are necessary for business survival and growth.

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How does the author stay organized now?

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He uses a rigorous system to plan tasks and long-term projects, minimizing forgetfulness and procrastination.

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Why is it sometimes necessary to be seen as a “connard” (jerk) in business?

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To make difficult decisions, like ending unproductive collaborations or refusing unbalanced partnerships, to protect the business.

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What did the author realize about ignoring emotions?

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Ignoring emotions makes them more powerful and influences decisions unconsciously.

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What was the author’s initial view on emotions in decision-making?

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He thought emotions should be ignored to make rational decisions.

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Why do many people avoid careers in sales, and why is this a mistake?

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People avoid sales due to fear of rejection or social discomfort, but mastering sales opens doors to success.

13
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What impact do exceptional employees (“A players”) have on a business?

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They can transform the business, making a significant difference in its success.

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What percentage of employees excel according to the author?

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Only 5%.

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What lesson did the author learn about delegation and trust in employees?

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he realized that recruiting high-performing employees is crucial, and delegating to them is essential for growth.

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Why is laziness a bad advisor when it comes to wealth?

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It leads to inappropriate or unsustainable solutions, as people try to avoid effort.

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Fill in the blank: “Il faut être prêt à faire des efforts, mais aussi à le faire de manière ____.”

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efficace

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Why are humility and a willingness to learn essential in business?

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They allow for continuous improvement and prevent costly mistakes from overconfidence.

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What did the author realize about his knowledge over time?

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He overestimated his knowledge and later recognized his ignorance, leading him to pursue more learning.