Ten Commandments for Librarians - not in any particular order

I was thinking of listing Ten Commandments for librarians. I had to pause for a while but thanks to comments from friends and fellow bloggers I am upto 10 now.

1. Acquire: as in collect for your library
2. Weed: can't stress how important this is if you want to acquire new items
3. Read: Of course you are supposed to have read every book in the world - but kidding aside read, read, read... it can be anything.
4. Lead: be a leader and come up with innovative ideas - have a vision
5. Manage: Know when to pull the reigns - budgeting, staffing, etc
6. Update or be up to date: in terms of what is happening in the technology world, library world or just world in general
7. Learn: learn how users learn, learn new technology, so you can be a better teacher
8. Teach: as in teach computer classes, catalog search, database search, etc
9. Synthesize: anything you read, learn or update yourself with - use it. Example: if you learn of a new computer program or social networking site, see how you can use it to your library's advantage
10. Listen: this is a very important skill. Without listening we don't understand the question and we cannot have a reference interview.