Those Back-to-back Experiences Confirmed What I Already

What I Do Know, At Least What I Think I Have Learned From My Experiences In Business, Is That When There Is A Rush For Everyone To Do The Same Thing, It Becomes More Difficult To Do. Not Easier. Harder.

As Far As Businesses, I Was Always Hustling. I Had To Pay For My Own School. I Got 20 Bucks Every Week Or 2 From My Dad And That Was It. So I Had A "whatever It Took" Attitude.

The Higher Education Industry Is Very Analogous To The Newspaper Industry. By The Time They Realize They Need To Change The Costs To Support Their Legacy Infrastructure And Costs Will Keep Them From Getting There.

Most People Think It's All About The Idea. It's Not. Everyone Has Ideas. The Hard Part Is Doing The Homework To Know If The Idea Could Work In An Industry, Then Doing The Preparation To Be Able To Execute On The Idea.

Being Successful Entails Being Able To Not Only Get Along With People, But Also To Give Something Back