Confronting stupid Some gigs are process oriented: Set up a process correctly and the rest takes care of itself. It's challenging and frightening to get it right, but after that, you merely have to do the hard work of showing up each day. Do the work and you'll get the results. Other jobs require a different sort of hard work: the guts to be wrong, a confrontation with the risk of being stupid. The comedian who fears that each new joke might fail, the writer who has to say something new, the leader who must improvise, solving new problems on a regular basis. What makes this work hard is that it might not work. More and more people now have jobs that require them to confront the risk of appearing stupid on a regular basis.

What you should worry about You''ve heard this question a lot. It's what a novice asks an expert. He's planning something or launching something and he wonders, "Should I worry about..." Actually, it doesn't pay to worry about anything. It might benefit you to pay attention to something or to learn about something, because that will help you make a better decision when then time comes. If it's not something you can decide about, if it's not something you can avoid, then all you can do is worry. And what's the point of that?

Something about billiards we always could learn something from your life,even if you are playing games.i think we should calm down no matter the monent your are win or lose, that important.Dark side will control you when your are crazy!then ,you always will be a loser at least.

what is the mean "made it " in The death of Osama bin Laden on Sunday has revived interest in the man who had The death of Osama bin Laden on Sunday has revived interest in the man who had been a scourge of the United States even before he made it on to the FBI's newly minted "Most Wanted Terrorists" list in 2001.