Art Is What We Do When We're

The Tiny Cost Of Failure...is Dwarfed By The Huge Cost Of Not Trying.

The Problem With Holding A Grudge Is That Your Hands Are Then Too Full To Hold Onto Anything Else. It Might Be The Competition Or A Technology Or The Lousy Things That Someone Did A Decade Ago. None Of It Is Going To Get Better As A Result Of Revisiting The Grudge.

Products That Are Remarkable Get Talked About.

At Least At First, The New Thing Is Rarely As Good As The Old Thing Was. If You Need The Alternative To Be Better Than The Status Quo From The Very Start, You'll Never Begin.

Now, Before Sliced Bread Was Invented In The 1910s I Wonder What They Said? Like The Greatest Invention Since The Telegraph Or Something. But... The Thing About The Invention Of Sliced Bread Is This - That For The First 15 Years After Sliced Bread Was Available No One Bought It; No One Knew About It; It Was A Complete And Total Failure.