From U.
New ideas are devilishly hard to come by, and are often just old ideas packaged differently.
This is my love letter to those people - living and dead; real and fictional; friends, enemies, and strangers - who, somewhere along the way, taught me something by their bad, good, or indifferent examples.
New ideas are devilishly hard to come by, and are often just old ideas packaged differently.
The best way to make an acquaintance into a friend is to share a meal with them.
A break is sometimes a really good thing. Take one, when you need to.
Everyone is insecure. Some of us just know how to fake it better than others.
Some people just aren’t good at their jobs. These unfortunate souls need your mercy more than anyone, and yet are least likely to receive it.
Other people see you more clearly than you see yourself, so it is beneficial to heed criticism, even painful criticism.
If you base your identity (or your work) on people’s approval, you will certainly be let down. The masses are notoriously fickle.
Savor the moments when people exceed your expectations.
On a similar note, I don’t know a single woman who would be flattered by the fact that you’re yelling at her from your car.
Your muffler-less motorcycle is not impressive. In fact, it is quite the opposite of impressive. In this and similar things, please try not to be a menace.
