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Lee Lichterman III

To: ajtj99 who wrote (46316)	12/9/2021 10:25:40 PM
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I've drilled a generalized version of that mindset into my kids: Whatever your goal is, if it takes 10 units to achieve it, it will take 1 unit to maintain it, and 100 units to regain it should you lose it. Example, to become a licensed physician it takes some amount of work, but once you are there, it is relatively easy to maintain your license. However, should you lose you license to practice, then it will be a lot harder to regain it than for a new entrant to get it. Another example, keeping weight off and keeping healthy is far easier than regaining them should lose seriously compromise it. Goes for reputations too. It's hard work to build a good personal (or commercial) brand. Once you have it, it is just so much easier to stay at the top than to get there. But if you mess it up and become known as a has been, good luck regaining your good reputation. Re: To me, it was just good business. It was easy to keep a customer. It was far easier to lose one.

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