Ambitious Failure, Magnificent Failure, Is A Very

"patents Make Our Product Defensible." The Optimal Number Of Times To Use The P Word In A Presentation Is One. Just Once, Say, "we Have Filed Patents For What We Are Doing." Done. The Second Time You Say It, Venture Capitalists Begin To Suspect That You Are Depending Too Much On Patents For Defensibility. The Third Time You Say It, You Are Holding A Sign Above Your Head That Says, "i Am Clueless."

People Who Earn The Label "creative" Are Really Just People Who Come Up With More Combinations Of Ideas, Find Interesting Ones Faster, And Are Willing To Try Them Out. The Problem Is That Most Schools And Organizations Train Us Out Of Those Habits.

If You Don't Toot Your Own Horn, Don't Complain That There's No Music.

Not Many People Agree With What I Do.

The Hard Part Is Implementing The Decision, Not Making It.