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I recently finished reading ‘Valley Boy,’ the engaging and entertaining bio of Tom Perkins (founder of midas-touch VC firm, Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers), and found the following quote from Eugene Kleiner pretty darn sage:
"The more difficult the decision, the less it matters what you choose."
Think about it.
A definite addition to the ‘Lazy Wisdom’ list.
