I Travel All The Time.

You Know, If You're Guy Kawasaki And You Create A Car That Gets 500 Miles A Gallon With Zero Emissions, People On The Internet Would Say: 'i Could Have Done That In Half An Hour, And It's Been Done Before. What's The Big Deal? I Expected Something More From Him.' Meanwhile, They Didn't Do It, Right? They're Still Living At Home With Their Mothers.

People Are Free Or Cheap. Marketing: Using Twitter Or Blogs. Cheap Or Free. Infrastructure: Call Up Amazon, Call Up Rackspace, Terabytes Of Data In The Clouds, Thousand Dollars, Two Thousand Dollars.

For Me Writing Is As Close To Being An Engineer As Possible.

Don't Ask People To Do Something You Wouldn't.

Great Leaders Are Paradoxical. They Catalyze, Rather Control, The Work Of Their Teams. They Have An Overarching Vision For The Team But Are Not Autocratic In The Realization Of This Vision. Their Eyes Are Open To Whatever Results Occur-not Just Planned Goals, Because Serendipity Is A Great Innovator.