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Highly successful outliers tend to have higher standards for how they spend their time, the work they accept, relationships, and everything else compared to average people, which is why they occupy elevated positions

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People naturally hold high standards for things they deeply care about without consciously thinking about standards; this is observable in how different people curate restaurant choices based on how much they care about food

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Non-high standards at work unconsciously signal to others that the work is a job rather than a career, which leads to people treating you more transactionally and giving you fewer opportunities than they give fully invested colleagues

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