1- You don’t choose your passions; your passions choose you
2- Take pride in your choices, not your gifts
3- Be right a lot
4- Be stubborn on vision and flexible on details
5- Failure and invention are inseparable twins
6- Two pizza teams
7- Memos, not PowerPoints

I like the 6-page memo technique. An efficient way of carrying out meetings. Instead of listening, talking, taking notes, back and forth.

9:51 You know he was desparately waiting to make that joke

I'm watching online for my Business Relations and Communication class

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3:50 be stubborn on vision and flexible on details

Gold to hear the thoughts behind these prescribed principles

I love the pizza principle, encouraging failure, and

was surprised he didn't mention the long term, one of his favorite principles, one of the most important ones as well

This philosophy does not applied to Fullfillment Associates.

How do you value being right a lot and embrace failure at the same time? Something about balance, yin/yang and QED for sure...

Loved his explanation on #3 Be Right A Lot. Not what I expected him to say.

If there were more than two people in my "Two Pizza Team", I would be... well... I would just order my own pizza.

NO TEARS NO FEARS ONLY CHEERS AND CHEERS FOR ALL NEARS AND DEARS

It's always day one at Amazon.

Success starts with a failure.

Culture makes great companies, not just technology

Trust, Respect and Sincerety must go together. thank you do much for wonderful words i love you boss i appreciate you i will continue my work hard ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊

This is sooo good! Thank you Jeff! Kudos!! My saying , that I have shared numerous times with my kids~ " a choice made in a few seconds could effect every moment of the rest of your life! Make your choices well!"

Anybody who doesn’t change their mind a lot is dramatically understanding the complexity of the world we live in.

Beauty. Thanks for your time Jeff

I eat an entire pizza on my own 😅