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The People Who Are Good In The Long Run Fail A Lot, Especially At The Beginning. So, When You Fail Early, It Might Be Worth Realizing That This Is Part Of The Deal, The Price You Pay For Being Good In The Long Run. Every Rejection Is A Gift. A Chance To Learn And To Do It Better Next Time. An Opportunity To Figure Out How To Bounce, Not Break. Don't Waste Them.

What Are You Working On? If Someone Asks You That, Are You Excited To Tell Them The Answer? If You're Not, You're Wasting Away.

A Business Owner Is The Boss, But It's A Job, A Place That Is Stable And Profitable. An Entrepreneur Is An Artist Of Sorts, Throwing His/herself Into Impossible Situations And Seeking Out Problems That Require Heart And Guts To Solve. Both Are Fine, But Choose.

The Good News Is That More Than Ever, Value Accrues To Those That Show Up, Those That Make A Difference, Those That Do Work That Matters.

The Key To Success Is To Find A Way To Stand Out--to Be The Purple Cow In A Field Of Monochrome Holsteins.