I Do Think Actually In This Case

For Better Or Worse, That Is True With Any New Innovation, Certainly Any New Technological Innovation. There's Many Good Things That Come Out Of It, But Also Some Bad Things. All You Can Do Is Try To Maximize The Good Stuff And Minimize The Bad Stuff.

It's Actually A Relatively Small Number Of People That Really Are Those Risk Takers, And A Relatively Small Number Of People That End Up Really Having An Impact On The World, And It Doesn't Take A Lot Of People. We Said, 'well, Rather Than Just Sit By And Wait, Or Fold Our Tent And Go Do Something Else, Let's Keep At It. Maybe We Can Be The Ones Who Can Figure This Out,' And Eventually We Were.

Keep Your Eye On The Prize And Focus On Your Mission. Remember What You’re Trying To Do, What Your Value Is, Why It’s Important, And At The Same Time, Change Course And Direction. If The Market’s Telling You Different Things How Are You Going To Adjust To That?

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.

I Think The Support Of The Other Team At Aol And Everybody's Really Shared Passion And Belief About This And - Saying That Some Day Everybody Was Going To Be On Line.