You're As Old As You Behave.

There's A Place In The World For Any Business That Takes Care Of Its Customers-after The Sale.

Don't Equate Activity With Efficiency. You Are Paying Your Key People To See The Big Picture. Don't Let Them Get Bogged Down In A Lot Of Meaningless Meetings And Paper Shuffling. Announce A Friday Afternoon Off Once In A While. Cancel A Monday Morning Meeting Or Two. Tell The Cast Of Characters You'd Like Them To Spend The Amount Of Time Normally Spent Preparing For Attending The Meeting At Their Desks, Simply Thinking About An Original Idea.

No One Ever Wants To See His Or Her Name Linked To Anything Bad. Conscience Is Like A Baby. It Has To Go To Sleep Before You Can.

Deadlines Aren't Bad. They Help You Organize Your Time. They Help You Set Priorities. They Make You Get Going When You Might Not Feel Like It.

I've Known Entrepreneurs Who Were Not Great Salespeople, Or Didn't Know How To Code, Or Were Not Particularly Charismatic Leaders. But I Don't Know Of Any Entrepreneurs Who Have Achieved Any Level Of Success Without Persistence And Determination.