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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.

I Say The Last 10 Percent Of The Way To Perfection Takes So Much Of Your Life That It Isn't Worth The Effort. This Overzealous Attitude Is What Creates Religious Fanatics, Body Nazis, And Athletes Who Are Exceedingly Dull To Converse With.

I Live For The Moment. I'm Basically A Buddhist-type Person. I'm Just Here Right Now, And I Don't Think About What's Going To Happen A Hundred Years From Now. I Try To Concentrate On What's Going On Right Now. But I'm Really Trying To Run This Company Like It Is Going To Be Here A Hundred Years From Now. That's What's Important.

You Have A Whole Life In The Outdoors, You Realize You Have A Sense Of Responsibility To Protect These Wild Places.

When I Die And Go To Hell, The Devil Is Going To Make Me The Marketing Director For A Cola Company. I’ll Be In Charge Of Trying To Sell A Product That No One Needs, Is Identical To Its Competition, And Can’t Be Sold On Its Merits. I’d Be Competing Head-on In The Cola Wars, On Price, Distribution, Advertising, And Promotion, Which Would Indeed Be Hell For Me. Remember, I’m The Kid Who Couldn’t Play Competitive Games. I’d Much Rather Design And Sell Products So Good And Unique That They Have No Competition.