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"社区的含义是：未来我们的工作，都会在虚拟社区中完成，就像今天那些玩网络游戏的小孩们，虽然没有见过面，但是不妨碍他们组成各种部落和种族，共同去完成 一个任务。所以作为企业家的你，能否把你的核心客户以及渠道伙伴团结在你的网上社区中，不断地往前演进且生生不息。社区应该是民主的，让每个人能够畅所欲 言，产生归属感、认同感及凝聚力。"
-------------原文:运营虚拟草根社区
一、不轻言退缩
Sometimes people come into your life and you know right away that they were meant to be there...to serve some sort of purpose, teach you a lesson or help figure out who you are or who you want to become. You never know who these people may be but you lock eyes with them, you know that very moment that they will affect your life in some profound way.
And sometimes things happen to you at the time that may seem horrible, painful and unfair, but in reflection you realize that without overcoming those obstacles you would never realize your potential, strength, will power or heart.
Everything happens for a reason. Nothing happens by chance or by means of luck. Illness, love, lost moments of true greatness and sheer stupidity all occur to test limits of your soul.
Without these small tests, life would be like a smoothly paved, straight, flat road to nowhere safe and comfortable but dull and utterly pointless.
The people you meet affect your life. The successes and downfalls that you experience can create who you are, and the bad experiences can be learned from. In fact they are probably the most poignant and important ones. If someone hurts you, betrays you or breaks your heart, forgive them because they have helped you learn about trust and the importance of being cautious to whom you open your heart.
If someone loves you, love them back unconditionally, not only because they love you, but also because they are teaching you to love and open your heart and eyes to little things. Make every day count. Appreciate everything that you possibly can, for you may never experience it again.
Talk to people whom you have never talked to before, and actually listen. Let yourself fall in love, break free and set your sights high. Hold you head up because you have every right to.
Tell yourself you are a great individual and believe in yourself, for if you don't believe in yourself, no one else will believe in you. Create you own life and then go out and live it.
在稀饭的blog看到萤火虫的留言,有点意思,抽出来给大家瞧瞧,女人谈论女人,总有不一样的感觉
-下面是原文copy(不过只是选取了留言的一半)
"其实男人和女人都是相互的，我觉得女人既是男人的妈妈，也是他的女儿；既是他的女王，也是他的奴仆；既是绝顶聪明的军师，也是傻傻的问最简单问题的小呆子，不是我真的不知道，而是为了满足他男人的虚荣心。聪明的女人懂得什么时候聪明，什么时候装傻，什么情况下以什么样的身份出现。我总觉得一个家庭的幸福很关键的要看女人如何去做。---萤火虫 "
人们可能以种种借口拒绝投资你的企业：你们不是一个“令人信服”的团队，没有“令人信服”的技术，不在一个“令人信服”的市场里；或者你的公司根本就不具备 “风险投资的潜质”——也就是说没有可能上市或者被巨资收购；再或者你的组织受到太多政府或环境因素的干扰。如果拿不到任何风险投资，你是否应该放弃呢？当然不！
我可以举出例子来说明，对于许多公司来说，太多的钱比太少的钱更糟糕——这并不是说我不想有一天能运行超级碗（Super Bowl）那样的商业活动。但是直到那天成为现实之前，要想成功还必须白手起家（bootstrapping）。这个词来源于德国故事《吹牛大王历险记》，故事的主人公拉着自己的鞋后跟把自己从海里提了出来。下面是一些白手起家的艺术：
介绍
Guy Kawasaki，为Garage Technology Ventures的主席及总监。1983－1987，在Apple任软件布道师（evangelist，负责产品和品牌的传播，就好像福音布道者一样），1995－1997，任Apple的总布道师。后活跃在风险投资领域。这个演讲大致基于Guy的一本名叫开始的艺术的书。Guy总结了自己职业生涯中的经验教训，并藉次传递给现在的创业者们，希望他们能改变世界。
"七十年代人，小学开始六年制，中学开始会考，大学开始收费，计划经济转向市场经济，大哥大改名叫手机，工人阶级也开始下岗……他们跨越了两个时代。即使网络的梦想在这一代人当中开始也破灭，当互联网趋于理性的时候，我们也开始老去，毕竟十几岁的也已经开始跟进了。八十年代人打着时代我们用伊妹儿交流”旗号，聊天室">成了他们最常用的交友工具 "
"生活在两个年代人的夹缝中，七十年代人青黄不接：好也没有多么好，坏也不是那么坏处在传统与现代的转折点，他们常常会困惑而不知所措；处在青春与成熟的边缘，他们叛逆但有度；看着社会的变革，他们享受科技社会的种种便利，又时常想起上个年代的阳光灿烂的日子>怀念父母经常念叨的红色年代，也享受五彩缤纷的世界；他们对现实不满、渴望叛逆，同时毫无反抗的适应着一切；他们不能脱离中餐的咸淡酸甜，也希望用刀叉吃西餐；他们内心沸腾着渴望放纵的激情，同时也恪守着各种道德和法律的界线；他们唏嘘赞叹古老文化的博大，也欣赏小资的生活和婉转的美音"……
"这是一个矛盾的群体。没有任何一代人像我们这么中庸和包容。或许我们在旧与新的更替中，根本无法找到真正的自己，从而无可避免的同时拥有两代人的性格。-"
--许晓辉 生于70年代
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