Short monologue from a YouTube video in which the speaker (David Jenyns) offers two concise life/business rules: (1) believe in yourself and follow your convictions even when others disagree; (2) progress in organizations depends strongly on how well-liked you are by coworkers, so be kind and avoid cutting people down. The tone is personal, advisory, and pragmatic.
Believe in yourself. You don't have to win arguments. You don't have to prove to somebody else that you're right. If you believe you're right and everybody else say no, it's not done this way, you'll never make money at it, but you believe in it. That's what matters. And you got to follow what's in your heart. The second piece of advice is how far you go in life is usually. I was taught this when I was young, and I believe it. It's how well liked you are by the people you work with that will determine how far you go up, organization ladders and the like. So be nice to people, don't be cutting them down, don't be rude and all that stuff. It's just my philosophy.
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