Most Brilliance Arises From Ordinary People Working

Remember The Two Benefits Of Failure. First, If You Do Fail, You Learn What Doesn't Work; And Second, The Failure Gives You The Opportunity To Try A New Approach.

If You Make An Error, Use It As A Stepping Stone To A New Idea You Might Not Have Otherwise Discovered.

If You Don't Execute Your Ideas, They Die.

Most Brilliance Arises From Ordinary People Working Together In Extraordinary Ways.

It's Easy To Come Up With New Ideas; The Hard Part Is Letting Go Of What Worked For You Two Years Ago, But Will Soon Be Out-of-date.