
Pour your heart into it
by Howard Schultz · first published 1997
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A must-read for every entrepreneur and Starbucks lover. Howard Schultz shares the Starbucks story in a heart-felt way.
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…culture of inspired well-equipped well-trained autonomy. I want top paid people, comprehensive benefits, complete healthcare, and serious investments in quality training. Howard Schultz's autobiography "Pour Your Heart Into It" is a good read if you want to learn more.
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on “Ask HN: Good books?” ↗The first half of Schultz's Pour Your Heart Into It. Even its title, similar to Kroc (his: Grind It Out).
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on “Ask HN: Books you read in 2018?” ↗That number sounds correct. I've just been reading Pour Your Heart Into It (by the Starbucks CEO), which mentions "the SEC considers a company public if it has more than 500 registered shareholders", and that they had to request a special exemption from the SEC for their Bean…
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