Competent People Are The Most Resistant To

Artists Are People With A Genius For Finding A New Answer, A New Connection, Or A New Way Of Getting Things Done.

And In A World Where We Have Too Many Choices And Too Little Time, The Obvious Thing To Do Is Just Ignore Stuff. And My Parable Here Is, You're Driving Down The Road And You See A Cow, And You Keep Driving 'cause You've Seen Cows Before. Cows Are Invisible. Cows Are Boring. Who's Going To Stop And Pull Over And Say, Oh, Look, A Cow? Nobody.

...treasure What It Means To Do A Day's Work. It's Our One And Only Chance To Do Something Productive Today, And It's Certainly Not Available To Someone Merely Because He Is The High Bidder. A Day's Work Is Your Chance To Do Art, To Create A Gift, To Do Something That Matters. As Your Work Gets Better And Your Art Becomes More Important, Competition For Your Gifts Will Increase And You'll Discover That You Can Be Choosier About Whom You Give Them To.

The Mistake So Many Marketers Make Is That They Conjoin The Urgency Of Making Another Sale With The Timing To Earn The Right To Make That Sale. In Other Words, You Must Build Trust Before You Need It. Building Trust Right When You Want To Make A Sale Is Just Too Late.

The Easier It Is To Quantify, The Less It's Worth.