Not just the words, we're going to judge you even before we read the words,I wonder which comes first, the curiosity or the success? You don't find customers for your products,The thrill of possibility, the chance for recognition, the chemical high of anticipation
And it's usually right around the corner, or even closer,If the only reason you're only wearing one hat is because you've always only worn one hat, that's not a good reason [UPDATE: After 9 hours we've sold half of the reserved books and raised more than $70,000 for Acumen,It's the honest appraisal of a generous insider, someone who wants both of you to succeed
My analysis: the people who jump on a fast-moving trend are fickle early adopters,If you hear someone talking about open source, it's quite possible that this isn't what they mean Another lesson: The Samba blog shows just a tiny portion of the writing the group did,As discussed before, there are networks of companies planting cookies on your machine and tracking behavior across websites
Avoiding the thing that's easy to survive keeps you from encountering the very thing you're after,Make the product itself almost a bumper sticker, something worth buying and talking about Old time factories had a linear layout, because there was just one steam engine driving one drive shaft,Which one gets more people to its open house?
Same thing is true for most of the people we hire,When the market changes, you may be seeing all the new opportunities and problems the wrong way because of the solutions you're used to Leaving that aside, it ignores the magic of dynamic pricing,Make more decisions could be your three word mantra
Instead, in a no-surprise knee jerk reaction, almost everyone in the industry is lobbying like crazy to stop it,Monty Python took a clich�� about the Spanish Inquisition and made it funny by making it real They don't sell every book, they don't even pretend to,That's because they are bonuses, not free
