Jim Carroll

The world doesn’t always reward the best idea. It often rewards the one who shows up most often.

Whether you are running a global corporation or a solo practice, if you wait for 100% certainty, you are already too late.

The moment you stop reinventing what you "know," it ceases to be an asset and starts becoming a liability.

You will never look back and regret the hours you invested in your family instead of the greater career success you might have had.

I meant to share these lessons at Year 35 — I wrote a long post last year with some thoughts on what I’ve learned. I haven't shared it yet —I wanted to get the lessons right.

I’m writing a post about making excuses because I needed an excuse for why I have yet to begin a new project I've been thinking about!