He lay there feeling sorry for himself, musing on how being around a bunch off twenty-five-year-olds made him act like a twelve-year-old, whereas when he was working across the river, truly working, he felt centered and unself-conscious, his deepest talents sometimes emerging quick and true.- From Clockers, by Richard Price.
A manager's job is to identify and try to create the context that enables people's excellence to emerge.
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