Sublime

Learn to shrug. Resist the urge to punish everyone for one person’s mistake.

Better to be filled with action than ideas. Best of all to be the owner. Own and control 100% of whatever you create.

Starting small puts 100 percent of your energy on actually solving real problems for real people.

Toni Schneider, the former CEO of Automattic (the company behind WordPress), once told him, “Make reversible decisions quickly and irreversible ones deliberately.”

When you make a business, you get to make a little universe where you control all the laws. This is your utopia.

“start small, define growth, and keep learning.”

Sometimes you don’t know what to add, but you know what to remove.

Say no to more stuff. Say yes to more choices.

Derek Sivers, a successful entrepreneur, once wrote about a friend who asked him to tell the story about how he got rich: I had a day job in midtown Manhattan paying $20k per year—about minimum wage ... I never ate out, and never took a taxi. My cost of living was about $1000/month, and I was earning $1800/month. I did this for two years, and saved