Put your family first and, when things go wrong at work, put the problems aside and enjoy time with your loved ones. Family vacations are the best times you will ever have.
If you find an industry and position that you like and are good at, stay in it until you have achieved significant success, even if it means you have to join a less-than-first-tier firm.
You will have the most enjoyment working with people who are smart, of high integrity, and committed to achieving something substantial.
Never stop learning, and be willing to take a risk in your career.
Success is highly dependent on many variables — not just you. Do not fool yourself that you can do anything and turn around any product, project, or company without the right people and resources.
Constant and honest introspection and visualization of what you want for your future are important.
Almost everyone has good intentions and excellence within them, if they’re put in the right position and given the opportunity to learn and develop.