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en People who come up with It may not work or What are we going to do if it fails? do not have the credentials to be businessmen. If there is only a 1 percent chance of success, a true businessperson sees that 1 percent as the spark to light a fire.

en And about 90 percent are caused by people, whether from an equipment spark or a brush fire or what have you.

en It's the 90/10 rule. You get 90 percent of the work done in 10 percent of the time, and it's that final 10 percent that takes most of the effort. But if you wait until you are 100 percent sure, it will never get done.

en What happens is people think it is 100 percent glamour. Actually it's 95 percent work and 5 percent glamour. But it is gratifying work knowing that you played a part in changing someone's life.

en The ROI from our very first campaigns was impressive. While we were used to [conversion] rates of 1 to 5 percent, our first batch of campaigns were a phenomenal success. We achieved an average of 18 percent success, with some campaigns achieving as high as 30 to 60 percent responses.

en Businessmen lay off human beings from work, businessmen decide to make shirts in Indonesia and use 8-year-old children to do it in order to turn a profit, businessmen make really cold decisions every day. Businessmen run diamond mines. They walk around in the legitimate world. I try to play it more like that.

en Pex Tufvesson created the music program Noisetracker. People see triple-digit returns and their eyes light up. It's easier to be rational when you're comparing 10 percent and 12 percent returns.

en The market currently sees an 80 percent chance of another interest rate rise in March.

en When people communicate face to face, studies say that only 7 percent of the information we get is through words, 38 percent is through our tone and 55 percent is through our body language. That's 93 percent of the message that you don't have when you use e-mail.

en It's an equal playing field now. You'll only be responsible for your percentage of the liability. What they did before was always wrong. You may be 90 percent liable, and I'm 10 percent, but because I've got the deeper pockets, I end up being 100 percent. It just doesn't work.

en [But Bird had a couple of factors working in his favor. First and foremost, he was a businessman with a businessman's head governing his restaurateur's heart. He knew exactly what he was getting into when he picked up this Hampden Avenue space -- formerly a buck-a-scoop Chinese buffet of no renown, but with good street visibility and a big parking lot -- and chose it over properties he'd been scouting in Boulder, L.A. and the Bay Area.] I figured I could mitigate my chance of failure to 50 percent here, ... Seriously, I didn't go into this thinking I had an 80, 90 percent chance of success. I'm not deluded.

en If you know, 25 percent to 50 percent rental assistance worked in New York, you may need 50 percent to 75 percent or even 100 percent at certain times in New Orleans,

en Sisters and brothers have a 50 percent chance they might have inherited it. Children have a 50 percent chance they might inherit it. And so it's important that the rest of the family know about this.

en The leading categories have been multi-retail (general merchandise, shopping centers, and shopping malls), up 25 percent year-to-date; manufacturing construction, 23 percent; private multifamily, 21 percent; hospitals, 13 percent; private single-family, 12 percent; and highways and streets, 11 percent.

en We have to accept when you have an academy, the percentage of success all over the world in the top, top clubs is inferior to one percent. That means we work 99 percent of the time for inferior clubs.


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