@milopezcom

I’m a clarity enthusiast. I reflect on the relation between Expectations, Boundaries, Ownership and Clarity

 Singapore
Joined April 2011
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Replying to @levelsio
Finally someone to say it. I’ve taken so much shade from people who don’t understand modular thinking & that unleashing your creativity between projects without the boundaries of one market or product ultimately benefits ALL your products. Know it alls will always disagree from the sad boys’ corner 🎩
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Are you more “in service” when you put aside your needs or when you make them clear?
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The price of being passive is becoming a victim
Horror shows continues ! This is @AirEuropa Halloween special. Miami- Madrid @ux98
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Ines Lopez retweeted
Iker@aikerleivah31 Oct 2022
24 horas esperando sin comida, bebida ni información para el UX98 Miami-Madrid de @AirEuropa de ayer. Aunque sea nos pusieron hotel pero tuvimos que ir en Uber.
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Resting holidays with @AirEuropa
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More than 14h of delay. #aireuropa @AirEuropa no food , no transport solutions, no idea of when we are flying. The drama started at 11pm and the uncertainty continues with the flight from Miami to Madrid @UX98.
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Sequoia Capital has created over $3.3 trillion dollars in value. Steal their pitch deck framework for free:
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Being loved is a right?
Stay in the heat of it while not being burned
Authentic meetings cannot be scheduled
Could fear be the transparent limit of oneself
Could self-confidence be about managing data points?
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Pages from my book, MY INNER SKY, which turned one year old last week. I'm so grateful to everyone who read it! bymariandrew.com/books
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Every challenge at work is a chance to use your abilities or develop new ones
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Holding complexity in the brain, keeping it simple in the mouth
Ines Lopez retweeted
Julie Zhuo
@joulee1 Nov 2021
Stay in the game long enough, and you'll be in the Room Where It Happens -- aka the control room. Either because you'll have mastered the dungeons created by others, or because you'll think "this game sucks" and make your own.
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Knowing where your limits are, is already victory
Even if it's a failure, by going through it we know it IS a failure
Openness reduces surprises
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