Picard management tip: Refusing to decide is the worst decision you can make.

Picard management tip: Fight for what you know is right. Only arrogant bullies think resistance is futile.

Picard management tip: If your team is outstanding, have a camera crew chronicle your work and stream it on Netflix.

Picard management tip: Even without game-changing results, experimentation is time well spent.

Picard leadership tip: Think for yourself. Don't just repeat what other people say.

Picard management tip: Admitting one's failures is a sign of confidence and strength. It reassures others that failing is okay.

Picard management tip: Time is the rarest commodity. Manage yours wisely.

Picard management tip: The universe is a ridiculous place, but do try to be dignified.

Picard rationality tip: There is no such thing as a ghost or a devil. It's just a space alien. It's always a space alien.

Picard management tip: It's okay not to know things. Practice saying "I don't know." Go ahead. Say it.

Picard leadership tip: If your people are in need of a better example to follow, and if you are confident you can be that example, then consider, really consider, postponing your retirement.

Picard management tip: Withhold advice on matters you do not understand.

Picard management tip: Take some alone time. The crew will be fine without you.

Picard management tip: When a middle manager says one of his crew isn't fitting in, tell him to befriend the crewman and fix the problem.

Picard management tip: Exercise makes you smarter. Don't just sit there thinking.

Get up.

Picard diplomacy tip: Peace begins with the choice to reject your own anger.

Picard levity tip: Before lifting your teacup off a small dish, give the command, "Prepare for saucer separation."

Picard engineering tip: Maintenance of existing systems is just as important as building new capabilities.

Picard programming tip: The first version of any software will be buggy. That's why so many holodeck programs try to kill you.

Picard management tip: It's okay not to know things. Practice saying "I don't know." Go ahead. Say it.