“There’s a certain freedom in being an idiot, because you don’t even know what you don’t know.” — Merlin Mann
“There’s a certain freedom in being an idiot, because you don’t even know what you don’t know.” — Merlin Mann, Girl with the QR Tattoo (Back to Work 58)
“You can come up with a lot of really good reasons for some incredibly bananas behavior.” — Merlin Mann, Start with Anger, End with a Sign (Back to Work 57)
“Do you want to be surrounded people who are allowed to decide how awesome you’re allowed to be?” — Merlin Mann, The Pickles Never Touch (Back to Work 55)
“How do you know when you hit rock bottom? I mean, is there like a sound?” — Merlin Mann, Walk the Coastline, Bitches (Back to Work 52)
“You completely set yourself up for failure by making it this all-or-nothing proposition. That’s not the way you change as a person.” — Merlin Mann, Utter Failure & Hotel Steak (Back to Work 47)
“I don’t have a problem with doing anything that helps you improve your work. If it works, great. You know? But then once it works how much more of that do you really need?” — Merlin Mann, “Not Counting the Mezzanine,” Back to Work, Episode 46 (2011-12-20)
“Everything seems reasonable from one’s own point of view.” — Merlin Mann, “A Source of Rice with Velocity,” Back to Work, Episode 39 (2011-11-01)
“Sometimes the best thing that you can learn is that you’re wrong.” — Merlin Mann, “Writing on the Wind,” Back to Work, Episode 36 (2011-10-11)
“People are not a solvable problem.” — Merlin Mann, Velocity of Disappointment (Back to Work 14)
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