“My best advice is listen—listen rather than talk. I was never bright in school, but I was a very good listener, and I still am. I have a better life because of it. When I meet forty-three people, I’m curious about their story, about how they did what they did. Along the way you meet people smarter than you and they teach you what you don’t already know. So I listen to them, take away my little tidbits, and off I go. . . .”
