Success Is Not About How Much Money

Great Entrepreneurs Focus Intensely On An Opportunity Where Others See Nothing. This Focus And Intensity Helps To Eliminate Wasted Effort And Distractions. Most Companies Die From Indigestion Rather Than Starvation, I.e. Companies Suffer From Doing Too Many Things At The Same Time Rather Than Doing Too Few Things Very Well.

I Believe We Need A More Opportunistic And Democratic Approach To Lunar Exploration, Now That We're Shifting From U.s. Government-sponsored Space Exploration To Private Expeditions.

'being Green' Is Commendable, But I Hope That People Don't Take Too Much Pride And Self-adoration Because They Shut Off The Water When They Brushed Their Teeth. The Truth Of The Matter Is, Conservation Alone Will Do Little To Save Our Planet.

As A Young Boy Growing Up In Rural India, Most Of What I Knew Of The World Was What I Could See Around Me. But Each Night, I Would Look At The Moon - It Was Impossibly Far Away, Yet It Held A Special Attraction Because It Allowed Me To Dream Beyond My Village And Country, And Think About The Rest Of The World And Space.

Call It The Tiger Mom Effect: In The Business World Today, Failure Is Apparently Not An Option.