The Ten Times Rule: The Only Difference Between Success and Failure

ten times.
Multiplied results by the number 10.
therein.
In that particular respect (e.g., 
therein
lies the problem).
thrive.
(1) To grow vigorously; flourish; (2) to gain in wealth or possessions;
prosper; (3) to progress toward or realize a goal despite of or because of
circumstances.
tight.
Characterized by firmness or strictness in control or application or in
attention to details (e.g., a 
tight
schedule).
top dog.
A person, group, or thing in a position of authority, especially through
victory in a hard-fought competition.
toxin.
A poisonous substance that is a specific product of the metabolic activities
of a living organism and is usually very unstable, notably toxic when introduced
into the tissues, and typically capable of inducing antibody formation.
training.
(1) The act, process, or method of one who trains; (2) the skill,
knowledge, or experience acquired by one who trains.
unemployment rate.
Percentage of the total workforce who are unemployed
and are looking for a paid job. Unemployment rate is one of the most closely
watched statistics because a rising rate is seen as a sign of a weakening economy
that may call for a cut in interest rates. Likewise, a falling unemployment rate
indicates a growing economy, which is usually accompanied by a higher
inflation rate and may call for an increase in interest rates.

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unique.
(1) Being without a like or equal; unequaled; (2) distinctively
characteristic.
unwavering.
(1) Not vacillating between choices; (2) not fluctuating in opinion,
allegiance, or direction.
value.
Relative worth, utility, or importance.
value-add.
Creation of a competitive advantage by bundling, combining, or
packaging features and benefits that result in greater customer acceptance.