We call it your area of destiny. We urge people to build their careers at that intersection of what they're uniquely good at ... and what you love to do.

When I first met Jack, I was terrified of him. I wasn't expecting a fun, laughing, enjoyable, exciting guy. I walked into his office like most people, with my knees knocking together. I was scared.

I love the way business works, when there's a crisis or a scandal, there is blood on the floor. Somebody pays, people are held accountable, that's just not politics.

Ask yourself: Does the job touch my heart and feed my soul? You will never be what you were meant to be if you aren't having fun.

We are perfectionists. We are hungry to work all the time. We are entertained by every aspect of business and we never want to stop working.

I think in a way nobody doesn't work anymore. Even moms who say, 'I am out of the workforce.' They may be writing mommy blogs with no expectation of making money, but they are building an onramp for when they do go back.

It used to be you rose up through the ranks, and by the time you got a job as a boss, you had done the work of everybody beneath you.