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Personally I have found it a bit sad that in the recent decade people have been so lured by the wealth and glamour of popular startup culture that we have forgo
by veryworried 8y ago
Personally I have found it a bit sad that in the recent decade people have been so lured by the wealth and glamour of popular startup culture that we have forgotten the value of being in service to others. To master one’s craft for the benefit of others is an egoless endeavor that enriches the soul and not just the wallet.
- GalacticDomin8r 8y agoThere is something to be said for an apprenticeship relationship that teaches the respect for learning, method, quality and dedication that a skilled craft requires. However an "enriched soul" doesn't appear anywhere on the list of things I'd be willing to say about it.
- czbond 8y agoThis, also, applies to entrepreneurship. In fact, it can be said you serve more people in a business than as a employee.