You can be right.
You can be correct.
You can have the best logic.
You can even have the best argument.
You can have the truth on your side.
You can even have allies.
You can win the politics.
You can score most, even all the points.
But if in the process you got distracted from your priorities…
Then you actually lost.
You might is in focus. Anywhere else is weakness.
Guy Reams
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