Few things in the article ring a bell close to me. 1)One being the power to choose things without bothering about the money part is like a drug. I still remem

Few things in the article ring a bell close to me. 1)One being the power to choose things without bothering about the money part is like a drug. I still remember the time, when I would take design prjects for as cheap as $20 per hour (which for India's standard is not cheap) but I knew I had to build my name and it was a good enough price to pay for a while. Then I realised that I could do more interesting and challenging personal projects than make sites with no budget and affection for design from the companies' end. 2) “You don’t need the money?” – well, 95%+ of people in the world would like more money. Maybe 99%+. Well I would say it is 100%. Never come across someone who would say not to money. And no I am not talking moral issues, grey area, lack of time reasons. I am talking reasons where you did not take that money for the sake of not just taking that money. That power of being able to refuse projects left and right and be very picky is what I cherish the most. I might rather just enjoy a quite night with my girlfriend than slog for some work I don't get a thrill out of.