You have to take your own bold approach, and if you do you will be rewarded with success. Or calamitous failure. That can happen too.

Steven Moffat
You have to take your own bold approach, and if...
You have to take your own bold approach, and if...
You have to take your own bold approach, and if...
You have to take your own bold approach, and if...
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Jack Welch said: "You have to take your own bold approach, and if you do you will be rewarded with success. Or calamitous failure. That can happen too."

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