So what are the best qualities of successful entrepreneurs? The most important quality that I’ve seen is a belief that you can make a difference. Now, that may sound obvious in some sense but you'd be surprised most people don't think they really make a difference. It's not important, folks. It's not important to try. Actually, most people in this room, probably not in that group, you have to try hard to get to sit where you are. I have to wait 20 years for them to build it up. But you have to believe that you really can make a difference in the world, and that you're going to try to make a difference. And that's one of the most common characteristics I've seen of successful entrepreneurs. The second is, what I might call an action-wise, a passion for going and making things happen. Now, I was at Stanford. I was at the University of Pennsylvania, probably few other places that I've logged onto my memory after years of therapy, but maybe the people that I met in those places really just sat around and knew things. And I found that I've grown to a point where I don't really respect knowing things. Being smart is not a good thing. It's doing things that matters. So I don't care how many degrees you have; I don't care how many courses you've taken; it's almost worse if you get that education or know things and you don't take action and put that to work and try to do something valuable with that information. And the entrepreneurs are the ones who say, "I'm going to go put on a play. I'm going to make it happen." That is the second most important characteristic. They just don't like sitting around and discussing. They like getting out and doing. I've often thought of myself as, self-described myself as an industrial pyromaniac. I like to burn up businesses, earn up markets with new ideas and different ideas that change the world. Sometimes I just wind up with a pile of debris but it sure is fun to run. Also in this category is a subtle concept that I would c...