Unfortunately, The Boards Of Art Institutions Tend

The Inability To Delegate Is One Of The Biggest Problems I See With Managers At All Levels.

Most Museums - With All Their Burdens To Pay For Exhibitions, Administration, And Security - Really Don't Have Any Money Really To Acquire Art, With Few Exceptions.

I Can't Think Of Another Enterprise Other Than Being A Homeowner That Can't Have Its Debt Restructured In Bankruptcy. Corporations Can But A Homeowner Can't? Now With Securitization The Homeowner Can't Go To The Owner Of The Loan And Work Things Out.

You Always Learn Lessons In Business.

While I Am Proud Of A Number Of Accomplishments, There Are Real Costs To Being Unreasonable. Long Hours. Too Little Time With Family. A Near Incapacity For, As They Say, Stopping And Smelling The Roses.