Deadlines Have A Lousy Name.

Fear Is The Workout We Give Ourselves Imagining What Will Happen If Things Don't Work Out. . . . Worry Is Our Effort To Imagine Every Possible Way To Avoid The Outcome That Is Causing Us Fear, And Failing That, To Survive The Thing That We Fear If It Comes To Fruition.

If You Are Afraid To Write Or Edit Or Assemble Or Disassemble, You Are Merely A Spectator. And You Are Trapped, Trapped By The Instructions Of Those You've Chosen To Follow. Twenty People In The Field And Eighty Thousand In The Stands. The Spectators Are The Ones Who Paid To Watch, But It's The Player On The Field Who Are Truly Alive.

Many People Are Starting To Realize That They Work A Lot And That Working On Stuff They Believe In (and Making Things Happen) Is Much More Satisfying Then Just Getting A Paycheck And Waiting To Get Fired (or Die).

The Way To Get Unstuck Is To Start Down The Wrong Path, Right Now.

Quit Or Be Exceptional. Average Is For Losers.