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This chapter discusses the overlooked skill of accepting hassle and nonsense when reality demands it, using the story of Franklin D. Roosevelt as an example.
- Accepting hassle and nonsense is a vital skill that can significantly benefit one's life.
- Franklin D. Roosevelt's ability to accept his physical limitations is highlighted as a powerful example.
- The inability to accept such realities can lead to denial and unrealistic demands from subordinates.
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