Hi Mandy, thanks so much for your comment. I'll shoot you an email.

Thanks so much for that, Larry. Means a lot to me that it inspired you. We've both gone through so many changes, tried on several different types of jobs in the past 15-20 years. Glad to reinforce the notion that you're not alone. Keep the faith my friend.

Rishi, very true indeed. Thanks for adding to the conversation.

My friend, thank you. Your comment made me smile. Still amazed you remember that 100 Things post from so many years ago. I'm not even sure I still have it since I've moved domains and platforms a few times since then. But your point about making it hard for friends and readers to keep track of me because I move around is very true. I'm putting my stake in the ground.

Hope to see you in IRL soon.

Thanks for sharing your experience, Jessica. There's a great deal of courage in quitting our comfortable work in order to explore something new. Out of curiosity, what made you want to become a system administrator...and what was your process for making that leap from accountancy?

Thanks, Sue. I just try to make sure I'm realistic with myself and my staff when setting up exhibiting options. Successfully managing a trade show is just as much about managing our own energy as it is in managing logistics and visitor experience.

BTW, I was showcasing our time tracking and resource planning software for Journyx at the AACE Annual Meeting.

Thanks, April. That means a lot coming from you. Hope we have a chance to swap marketing tales IRL soon.

Russ, I think I've seen you talking about this at SXSW, right? That seems to be where all the Know-It-Alls convene ;)

Thanks, Felicia. There's quite a bit of ego involved in letting go of the Know-It-All urge. It's a challenge for sure. Wonder why there isn't a Know-It-All's Anonymous?

Thanks, Nanette. It's why I'll probably be recovering all my life. Let's hope my innate sense of curiosity can overcome my need to be right all the time :)