Being An Entrepreneur Isn't Really About Starting

I Will Say That Walking Down The Street, Getting On The Subway, Taking The Elevator, If There's One Or Two People And They Say, 'great Job, Mayor,' That Is A Real Turn-on. I Mean, Anybody That Wouldn't Find That Satisfying, Rewarding, Exciting, Thrilling - I Think They Should See The Doctor.

I've Got The Greatest Job In The World. There's No Other Job In Government Where Cause And Effect Is So Tightly Coupled Where You Can Make A Difference Every Day In So Many Different Ways And In So Many Different People's Lives. It's A Great Challenge.

Despite Its Potential, The Federal Government Has Restricted Funding For Creating New Cell Lines - Putting The Burden Of Any Future Research Squarely On The Shoulders Of The Private Sector. Government's Most Basic Responsibility, However, Is The Health And Welfare Of Its People, So It Has A Duty To Encourage Appropriate Scientific Investigations That Could Possibly Save The Lives Of Millions.

If You Want To Do Something For Your Children And Show How Much You Love Them, The Single Best Thing-by Far-is To Support Organizations That Will Create A Better World For Them And Their Children.

What I'm Trying To Do Is To Create Excitement. So People Looking At The Bloomberg's Office Building Say, "my Goodness, What's Going On Here? There's Something Different About This Company." You Want The Employees To Get Psyched. And It's A Chance To Meet Each Other. My Job Is To Get People To Work Together. With Free Food And No Offices, Even For Bloomberg, This Might Be Considered One Of The World's Great Corporate Headquarters.