You've got to create friends, not enemies. If you think your boss is an idiot, tell your friends at home. Not anyone in the office.

Before they want a raise, ... most of the people I deal with . . . want flexibility in their work time.

I have two young children and I do feel optimistic that everything will be fine. I feel like I'm in the best health I've ever been.

Take inventory of what you're really good at. Are you in a place that is going to allow you to flourish doing that? If the answer is 'no' then you have to move on.

Your current boss, whether you like him or not, holds the key to your immediate future.

Uncomfortable as I am it has been a good thing. It's a great source of support.

Today, we hire specialists not generalists. I don't need 10 people contributing the same skill.

Some of the largest promotions come from quitting one employer and moving on and up with another employer,

I think we take for granted that everybody just wants to make more money.

I felt fine, it was just a regular annual mammogram.