imanjen13, as CEO of a publicly-traded company, Jamie's job could be best described as keeping the morale of the shareholder's high. It's not a crime to be overly optimistic.
But if there's one thing I've learned while following this company for as long as I have it's the fact that they talk about deadlines and than they miss them...
Or they set goals... and then we never hear about them again...
It's just a pattern of Jamie's to be overly optimistic and promising, many would prefer underpromising and over-delivering in their stock of choice. FMNJ has yet to be at that stage in the game...