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She's a British journalist and editor.
She's been Editor in Cheif of Vogue since 1988.
She's Anna Wintour and here is my take on her Top 10 Rules for success.
Rule number five is my personal favorite, and I'm curious to figure out which one  you like the best.
I try and be decisive.
I try even if I don't know what the hell I'm going, I try to be decisive because I think it's very comforting reassuring and important to the people that work with you to feel that whoever is in charge knows what they're doing and knows what they're thinking.
That if it's a yes, it's a yes, and if it's a no, it's a no.
I mean I don't think of myself as a boss.
I think of myself as someone who's giving direction, guidance, and vice-versa.
And I also know careerwise how important it is not to be too highly specialized.
Especially these days in the world of media.
It's crucial to have multiple interests and skill sets.
To have tried and possibly failed at many different undertakings.
The young people that we hire today at Conde Nast, are fearless polymaths.
Hardworking and passionate, creative and curious.
- You eventually joined Harper's Bazaar U. S.
And in 1976 it was, you were fired, and I find that extraordinary.
- No, they were very clear in that thought that I would never understand the American market.
I remember, I was the editor on one shoot that was, I think it was the French fashion shows, and I decided that it would be interesting to have dreadlocks on the models.
I think that pushed them further than they could bear.
That was it for me.
But I think it's always part of life to have some knocks as well as some successes.
- And to take risks.
- And you know , to learn.
I think it' s healthy for everyone  to lose a job as well as to gain a job.
What bores you?
Mediocrity.
If you see a collection that is, you feel the designer has been lazy or taking inspiration from other designers.
It doesn't so much as bore me as anger me.
What is your best piece of advice for the next generation's influencers?
I think it's really to be true to yourself, and listen as much as one is able to other people who's opinions you respect and look up to, but in the end it has come from you and you can't really worry too mcuh by looking to the left or the right about what the competition might be doing, or the people in your field might be doing.
It has to be a true vision.
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