Like A Child Star Whose Fame Fades

Taking Risks, Breaking The Rules, And Being A Maverick Have Always Been Important But Today They Are More Crucial Than Ever.

The Value Of Your Network Is The Square Of The Number Of People In It.

I'm Not One Of Those Professors Whose Office Is Encased Floor-to-ceiling With Books. By The Way, I Think Academics Do This To Intimidate Their Visitors.

Only Stupid Questions Create Wealth.

Whatever You Shoot Is Dead For A While Before It Starts To Stink. The Same Goes For Strategies. How Many Organizations Carry This Dead Thing Around With Them, Unaware Of Its Irrelevancy Until It Is Too Late?