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My Best Advice: Win Little Battles. Get In The Habit Of Winning, Of Shipping, Of Having Customers That Can't Live Without You. Once You've Demonstrated You Know How To Do The Art, Then Go After The Windmills.

If You Do A Job Where Someone Tells You Exactly What To Do, They Will Find Someone Cheaper Than You To Do It. And Yet Our Schools Are Churning Out Kids Who Are Stuck Looking For Jobs Where The Boss Tells Them Exactly What To Do.

Empathy Requires Something Extremely Difficult: Accepting The Fact That We Are Not And Never Will Be In The Other Person's Shoes. There's No Rational, Universal Course Because Individuals Have Different Goals, Different Worldviews And Different Experiences.

Things That Look Like Shortcuts Are Actually Detours (disguised As Less Work).

I Think If Your Goal Is For Everything To Be Okay, That's A Mistake. To Achieve That Goal, The Only Obstacle You'd Have To Face Tomorrow Is To Eliminate All Risk ... I've Made The Decision That I'm Never Trying To Make Everything Okay. I'm Trying For There To Be More Loose Ends, Not Fewer Loose Ends.