There Is Only One Steve Jobs, But

"patents Make Our Product Defensible." The Optimal Number Of Times To Use The P Word In A Presentation Is One. Just Once, Say, "we Have Filed Patents For What We Are Doing." Done. The Second Time You Say It, Venture Capitalists Begin To Suspect That You Are Depending Too Much On Patents For Defensibility. The Third Time You Say It, You Are Holding A Sign Above Your Head That Says, "i Am Clueless."

Let Yourself Be Enchanted In Small Ways.

You Know, If You're Guy Kawasaki And You Create A Car That Gets 500 Miles A Gallon With Zero Emissions, People On The Internet Would Say: 'i Could Have Done That In Half An Hour, And It's Been Done Before. What's The Big Deal? I Expected Something More From Him.' Meanwhile, They Didn't Do It, Right? They're Still Living At Home With Their Mothers.

Revolutionary Products Don't Fail Because They Are Shipped Too Early. They Fail Because They Aren't Revised Fast Enough.

At The End Of My Life, I Want To Say That I Made The World A Better Place Because I Raised Good Children, Loved My Wife, And Empowered Entrepreneurs. If I Do These Things, Then I Can Rest Knowing That I Made The World A Better Place.