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Belief is more powerful than ability in driving behavior and success. Phil Knight, James Dyson, and William Rosenberg, all found success by believing in the products and missions, which intern inspired belief in their customers. It performance is lacking, it may be due to a lack of belief rather than a lack of ability.
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