We Don't Celebrate Failure In Silicon Valley.

The Key Issue When You're Looking At Cost Cutting Is To Always Plan For The Future.

My Greatest Influences Are Actually Probably A Set Of Different Teachers. And These Teachers, Most Prominently At My High School, But Also A Few Others, Helped Kind Of Instill In Me, Thinking Thoughts About How Life Is Meaningful In Terms Of How We All Kind Of Live In A Network Of People And How You Interact With Those People Is Part Of What Makes Life Essentially Meaningful And Then Kind Of Concepts To Think About, How Do You Add Value To Other People's Lives? How Do They Add Value To Yours? And How Do You Kind Of Form A Community Together In The Network?

People Generally Worry About Social Networking More Than They Need To. In Kind Of Consumer Internet Investing And On Social And Professional Networks, I Kind Of Look At Time Spending And Time Efficiency. You Know, Time Saving Sites. So On Time Spending Sites, Things Where You Play Lots Of Games Or That Sort Of Thing, You Might Worry About A Productivity Loss If People Are Spending A Lot Of Time Doing That. So If There's A Lot Of Kind Of Addictive Gaming Going On During Work Hours, That Won't Be As Helpful To You.

I Think We Realized The Depth Of Frustration Through The Current Political Process. So We Said, "ok, We Know There's A Serious Problem Here, We Know We Need To Work On It," And Now It's "oh, We Need To Work On It A Lot Faster."

People Who Take Risk Intelligently Can Usually Actually Make A Lot More Progress Than People Who Don't.