When I Die, I Want To Come

There Are No Shortcuts. You Have To Work Hard, And Try To Put Yourself In A Position Where If Luck Strikes, You Can See The Opportunity And Take Advantage Of It.

Do The Things That Make Perfect Sense To You, [and] Don't Be Afraid To Shout It From The Mountain Tops Just Because It's Outside The Box Or Against The Grain In Your Industry. More Often Than Not, You're Probably Going To Be Right.

Do Your Homework And Know Your Business Better Than Anyone. Otherwise, Someone Who Knows More And Works Harder Will Kick Your Ass.

Communicate With Your Fans Or Customers. They Know We Live In An Ever Changing World. If You Tell Them What You Are Thinking And Why You Are Doing What You Do, As I Did With My Blog Regarding Nash Leaving, They Will Respect And Support You More.

With Every Effort, I Learned A Lot. With Every Mistake And Failure, Not Only Mine, But Of Those Around Me, I Learned What Not To Do. I Also Got To Study The Success Of Those I Did Business With As Well. I Had More Than A Healthy Dose Of Fear, And An Unlimited Amount Of Hope, And More Importantly, No Limit On Time And Effort.