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...it's The Same With Business. If You Focus On The Goal And Not The Process, You Inevitably Compromise. Businessmen Who Focus On Profits Wind Up In The Hole. For Me, Profit Is What Happens When You Do Everything Else Right.

The Whole Purpose Of Climbing Something Like Everest Is To Effect Some Sort Of Spiritual And Physical Gain. But If You Compromise The Process You’re An Asshole When You Start Out And An Asshole When You Get Back.

There's A Movement For Simplifying Your Life: Purchase Less Stuff, Own A Few Things That Are Very High Quality That Last A Long Time, And That Are Multifunctional.

Hiring People With Diverse Backgrounds Brings In A Flexibility Of Thought And Openness To New Ways Of Doing Things, As Opposed To Hiring Clones From Business Schools Who Have Been Taught A Codified Way Of Doing Business.

Growth Isn't Central At All, Because I'm Trying To Run This Company As If It's Going To Be Here A Hundred Years From Now. And If You Take Where We Are Today And Add 15% Growth, Like Public Companies Need To Have For Their Stock To Stay Up In Value, I'd Be A Multi-trillion-dollar Company In 40 Years. Which Is Impossible, Of Course.