Scott Adams

town. I signed on to my mother’s plan and set my sights on a career in law.

But my mother told me I was going to college one way or anothe

was the kind of person who needed a job that made other people happy, ideally with a side benefit of making me rich and famous too.

My plan was to start at the bottom and claw my way to the top.

I’m more of a do-it-wrong-then-fix-it personality.

s luck would have it, the senior vice president was a six-foot-ten, red-headed, bearded elf of a man who had a great sense of humor. H

he had a hunch about my potentia

I looked great on paper. Little did they realize that looking good on paper was my best skill.

One of the best pieces of advice I’ve ever heard goes something like this: If you want success, figure out the price, then pay it.

for once you decide, you take action