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The Only Way To Do Great Work Is To Love What You Do. If You Haven't Found It Yet, Keep Looking. Don't Settle.

It Takes A Lot Of Hard Work To Make Something Simple.

I Have A Great Respect For Incremental Improvement, And I've Done That Sort Of Thing In My Life, But I've Always Been Attracted To The More Revolutionary Changes. I Don't Know Why. Because They're Harder. They're Much More Stressful Emotionally. And You Usually Go Through A Period Where Everybody Tells You That You've Completely Failed.

We've Demonstrated A Strong Track Record Of Being Very Disciplined With The Use Of Our Cash. We Don't Let It Burn A Hole In Our Pocket, We Don't Allow It To Motivate Us To Do Stupid Acquisitions. And So I Think That We'd Like To Continue To Keep Our Powder Dry, Because We Do Feel That There Are One Or More Strategic Opportunities In The Future.

I Dropped Out Of Reed College [portland, Oregon] After The First Six Months, But Then Stayed Around As A Drop-in For Another 18 Months Or So Before I Really Quit. So Why Did I Drop Out?