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Not sure your point is coming across. Okay, he's no Jobs or Gates, that's for sure. But something tells me probably does something besides sit around and sip
by kafkaesq 9y ago
Not sure your point is coming across. Okay, he's no Jobs or Gates, that's for sure.
But something tells me probably does something besides sit around and sip Daiquiris (or read HN) all day. "Networking", if you want to call it that. Or "investing" in ways that don't actually lose money takes actual work, you know.
That is: "work", nonetheless.
- coldtea 9y ago>That is: "work", nonetheless. If we contrast it with sitting at home or at some beach drinking Daiquiris (which is still a huge part of his time), then yes. If we contrast it with what is actually work, stressful hard work, then no.
- kafkaesq 9y agoIf we contrast it with .. stressful hard work, Then we'd be shifting the goalposts. The point is that, while it's not like he toils away in a coal mine -- and we know he ain't no brain surgeon -- whatever it is that Branson actually does, by any common sense definition it qualifies as "work".