Why you should not worry and be crappy

Ground rule #2  - I suggested to work around two mantras for my professional and personal objectives.  Mantras are good to keep the focus and visualize your goals. For my personal life I have borrowed Guy Kawasaki's "don't worry, be crappy" to remind me that sometimes good, is good enough - as long as you keep churning yourself. The mantra driving my professional objectives will be Seth Godin's "small is the new big" - in essence, remain an independent thinker, survive the journey in the corporate circus and finally find my blue ocean... Who can do better?