It’s not what you know, it’s what you can learn—and who you can get to know. - Blake Scholl

Few realize how much the world around us can be improved. Most things could be better—usually significantly better.

Part of becoming an entrepreneur is learning to see “not good enough” everywhere.

One of the more insane things about the aerospace industry is the habit of price escalation clauses in long term contracts. The norm is to expect costs to rise faster than inflation.

It's like planning to gradually suck a little bit more every year.

Technology’s most wonderful benefits are often second-order and entirely unpredictable. Steve Jobs’ “a phone, an iPod, and an internet communicator” is now a device for bringing police brutality and racism into the national consciousness so both may be eradicated.