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What do you value most in your friends?

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Mark Cuban Entrepreneur and investor; owner of the Dallas Mavericks
I try to find leverage points. Sure, I give to charities and those in need. But for me, I try to help people create and grow their companies, and build a future for people. The hope is that they can become self-sustaining and grow to be a pillar of their community. That’s what I love to do and think has the most impact.
Recorded Kiplinger, Kiplinger Q&A, 1 November 2013 source ↗
Bobby Womack American singer-songwriter
I always say: "They throw me on stage and they throw me off!" I get so carried away, I carry on singing … once I played for two and a half hours. I always say to my guy, please let me know I gotta get off 15 minutes before, because I hate to rush. Give me a flashlight or something. Because I never want to get into a place where they say: "He wouldn't come off!"
Recorded The Guardian, Interview, The Guardian, 28 June 2013 source ↗

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