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There’s a wonderful saying in theater: “If it’s not on the page, it’s not on the stage” It means that no matter how great the acting and direction, it’s the idea at the core of the play that matters

The famous Twentieth Century architect Mies van der Rohe made that oft-quoted and oft-misquoted pronouncement: God is in the details He meant that great architecture doesn’t simply occur in the big, dramatic shapes of a building, in the sweeping roofs and in the beautiful planes of glass

In that great hymn to the desperate and driven men who hustle real estate on the borderline of ethics, Glengarry Glen Ross, (it was both a play and a movie by David Mamet) there is a short mantra the men live by: Always be closing While the lives of the salesmen are not exactly models for us to emulate, their mantra is