Defending Mediocrity Is Exhausting.

And It Turns Out That Tribes, Not Money, Not Factories, That Can Change Our World, That Can Change Politics, That Can Align Large Numbers Of People. Not Because You Force Them To Do Something Against Their Will. But Because They Wanted To Connect.

No, The Only Way To Know What People Think Is To Watch What They Do, Not What They Say. Do They Come Back For More? Do You Cause Them To Change Their Behavior? Can You Make Them Smile?

The Best Way To Be Missed When You're Gone Is To Stand For Something When You're Here.

The Wettest, Weirdest Environment Is Human Interaction. Whatever We Build Gets Misunderstood, Corroded And Chronic, And It Happens Quickly And In Unpredictable Ways. That's One Reason Why The Web Is So Fascinating-it's A Collision Between The Analytic World Of Code And Wet World Of People.

Basically You Create Your Experience Through Your Beliefs About Yourself And The Nature Of Reality. Another Way To Understand This Is To Realize That You Create Your Experiences Through Your Expectations.