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7 Key Insights From Top Business Leaders (Infographic) Advice on everything from how to build a social media following to the power of forgiveness.

By Laura Entis

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Life, day to day, can be a chaotic blur. There is so much to see, hear and do at any given moment that good advice often gets lost in the shuffle. But sometimes, a quote – whether it is about solving a practical problem, achieving a specific goal, or general strategies for leading a full life – manages to cut through the clutter with a stroke of piercing insight.

The below infographic from Audvisor brings together quotes from a diverse cast of business leaders on far-reaching topics. From how to start a movement to the power of forgiveness, these insights may be short, but they pack a mean punch.

Check them out below.

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7 Key Insights From Top Business Leaders (Infographic)

Laura Entis is a reporter for Fortune.com's Venture section.

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