It's Silly For Me To

I'm Not Sure I Knew What An Entrepreneur Was When I Was Ten, But I Knew That Starting Little Businesses And Trying To Sell Greeting Cards Or Newspapers Door-to-door Or Just Vending Machine Kind Of Thing Is.. There's Just Something Very Intriguing To Me About That.

There Are Lots Of Cycles To Markets - Boom And Bust - And Also In Perceptions Of People. The Conventional Wisdom Of Steve Case As Genius Or Fool Was Highly Cyclical. The Truth Was Always In The Middle.

I'm Probably Never Going To Be Satisfied With Anything We Do. I Think There's Always The Possibility Of Doing Better. And I'd Say We're Doing Better Than We Were A Year Ago, In Terms Of Delivery And Quality Of Service, But Nowhere Near What We Should Be Doing .

One Of The Biggest Challenges We Had In The First Decade Was Not That Many People Had Personal Computers. There Weren't That Many People To Sell To, And It Was Hard To Identify Them.

You Can Be Entrepreneurial Even If You Don’t Want To Be In Business. You Can Be A Social Entrepreneur Focused On The Not-for-profit Sector. You Can Be An Agriculture Entrepreneur If You Want To Change How People Think About Farming. You Can Be A Policy Entrepreneur If You Want To Go Into Government. The Idea Of An Entrepreneur Is Really Thinking Out Of The Box And Taking Risks And Stepping Up To Major Challenges.