Make Mistakes Faster.

A Fundamental Rule In Technology Says That Whatever Can Be Done Will Be Done.

Competition Is Warfare. Mostly It Is Played By Prescribed Rules--there Is A Sort Of Geneva Convention For Competition--but It's Thorough And Often Brutal.

If The World Operates As One Big Market, Every Employee Will Compete With Every Person Anywhere In The World Who Is Capable Of Doing The Same Job. There Are Lots Of Them And Many Of Them Are Hungry

Congress Will Pass A Law Restricting Public Comment On The Internet To Individuals Who Have Spent A Minimum Of One Hour Actually Accomplishing A Specific Task While On Line.

There's A Tendency At The Senior And Middle-manager Level To Be Too Big-picturish And Too Superficial. There Is A Phrase, "the Devil Is In The Details." One Can Formulate Brilliant Global Strategies Whose Executability Is Zero. It's Only Through Familiarity With Details - The Capability Of The Individuals Who Have To Execute, The Marketplace, The Timing - That A Good Strategy Emerges. I Like To Work From Details To Big Pictures.