What would be your' one best piece of advice?

[kleenhippie]

I have just been upgraded from Vanilla CAD 2008 to "AutoCAD Revit MEP Suite 2009", with a new computer to boot.
Being the only MEP coordinator/CAD guy in this Co. for the last 3 1/2 years I've come to depend on AUGI forums for advice and some instruction. I've always found alot of wise and not so wise, good and not so good help and advice.
Now with this upgrade I'm scratching my head wondering what is the most important thing I need to know and do to make this transition. While the work load lately is lighter than in the past few years, being in the DC area I'm still busy and can't take much of a break to properly learn what I must.
My question is; what would be the most important thing you feel I should know and do to make the transition?
As always I thank you all for your wise and sage advice.

[cris8096]

Have a truly positive open mind about Revit MEP, it's still maturing

[nubrun.188780]

If you're beginning to use Revit forget everything that you know about ACAD. And as chris said you are going to have to be patient, Revit has a learning curve, and the curve is constantly moving as the software matures.

If I were you I would contact your reseller and see if they can give you any literature on topics such as setting up projects, or workflows, etc.