In General, Organizations Are Afraid To Fire

...treasure What It Means To Do A Day's Work. It's Our One And Only Chance To Do Something Productive Today, And It's Certainly Not Available To Someone Merely Because He Is The High Bidder. A Day's Work Is Your Chance To Do Art, To Create A Gift, To Do Something That Matters. As Your Work Gets Better And Your Art Becomes More Important, Competition For Your Gifts Will Increase And You'll Discover That You Can Be Choosier About Whom You Give Them To.

If You Treat Your Employees Like Mushrooms (keep Them In The Dark And Regularly Throw Crap On Them), It's Entirely Likely You Will Get Precisely The Work You Deserve In Return.

If You've Got The Platform And The Ability To Make A Difference, Then This Goes Beyond 'should' And Reaches The Level Of 'must.' You Must Make A Difference Or You Squander The Opportunity. Wasting The Opportunity Both Degrades Your Own Ability To Contribute And, More Urgently, Takes Something Away From The Rest Of Us.

If You Hesitate To Map Out Your Future, To Make A Big Plan Or To Set A Goal, You've Just Gone Ahead And Mapped Your Future Anyway.

If You Are Wiling To Do Something That Might Not Work, You Are Closer To Being An Artist.