The Most Important Role Of Managers Is

You Have To Understand What It Is That You Are Better At Than Anybody Else And Mercilessly Focus Your Efforts On It.

The Sad News Is, Nobody Owes You A Career. Your Career Is Literally Your Business. You Own It As A Sole Proprietor. You Have One Employee: Yourself. You Need To Accept Ownership Of Your Career, Your Skills And The Timing Of Your Moves.

You Need Just The Right Amount Of Ambition . . . If You Have Too Little Ambition, You Don't Push Or Work Hard. If You Have Too Much Ambition, You Put Yourself Ahead Of Others, Elbow Them Out Of Your Way.

The Internet Doesn't Change Everything. It Doesn't Change Supply And Demand. It Doesn't Magically Allow You To Build Businesses By Turning Investors' Money Into Operating Expenses Indefinitely. The Money Always Runs Out Eventually.. The Internet Doesn't Change That, As We Have Seen.

Girls Don't Think Boys' Games Are Too Hard, They Think They Are Stupid.