Give Someone Responsibility And They Will Do

If You Don't Understand People, You Don't Understand Business.

Pilots, To A Large Degree, Are Like Salesmen. They Have To Be Confident To Be Good At Their Jobs. They Have To Practice Relentlessly And Plan Out All The Scenarios Of The Things That Could Happen When They're Out There. Nothing Is More Important Than Preparation. They Are Also Mighty Competitive, Both As Individuals And As Squadrons.

In This Age Of Omniconnectedness, Words Like 'network,' 'community' And Even 'friends' No Longer Mean What They Used To. Networks Don't Exist On Linkedin. A Community Is Not Something That Happens On A Blog Or On Twitter. And A Friend Is More Than Someone Whose Online Status You Check.

We Can't All Be Good At Everything. This Is Partly The Logic Behind Having A Team In The First Place, So Each Role Can Be Filled With The Person Best Suited For That Role And Together, Every Job And Every Strength Is Covered.

Disney Became Hated. It Became One Of The Evil Corporations. It Used To Be Loved. They Couldn't Hold Onto Talent; They Couldn't Attract Talent. Some Of Their Products Did Badly. The Californialand Project Was A $5 Billion Waste Of Money. They Couldn't Make It Work. The Magic Had Gone, No Pun Intended.