It doesn’t take very long to establish a reputation as a problem solver, and before you know it, you’re not a web designer anymore. You’re a tech support specialist. You’re a videographer. You’re that guy who can update the old department website. You’re that guy who can make a powerpoint from a poorly conceived word document, who can craft an html e-newsletter, who can duplicate dvds, fix cellphones, and configure the elusive Outlook vacation message.

To become the best, you need to break rules… you have to be by yourself… you can’t look at others… you get used to looking at another, like as an example, and soon you don’t know where you’re going… you stop learning how to think… that’s the biggest mistake.