The Bigger You Grow, The More Intimate

We Entrepreneurs Are Loners, Vagabonds, Troublemakers. Success Is Simply A Matter Of Finding And Surrounding Ourselves With Those Open-minded And Clever Souls Who Can Take Our Insanity And Put It To Good Use.

My Goal Was Livelihood. We Don't Use That Word Often Enough. If I Could Give One Piece Of Advice To Anyone It's Don't Obsess With This Notion That You Have To Turn Everything You Do Into A Business, Because That Ends Up Being A Small Version Of A Large Company. But If You Can Create An Honorable Livelihood, Where You Take Your Skills And Use Them And You Earn A Living From It, It Gives You A Sense Of Freedom And Allows You To Balance Your Life The Way You Want.

The Market Controls Everything, But The Market Has No Heart.

When You Take The High Moral Road It Is Difficult For Anyone To Object Without Sounding Like A Complete Fool.

I Am Still Looking For The Modern Equivalent Of Those Quakers Who Ran Successful Businesses And Made Money Because They Offered Honest Products And Treated Their People Decently . . . This Business Creed, Sadly, Seems Long Forgotten.