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Not even sure why this needs an article. The great majority of people in the world are "can't-do" people. It's entrepreneurs who buck the trope and create the t
by KaoruAoiShiho 13y ago
Not even sure why this needs an article. The great majority of people in the world are "can't-do" people. It's entrepreneurs who buck the trope and create the things that end up being valuable. It's risky and scary and you'll probably face opprobrium. Fuck the noise.
- XorNot 13y agoYou might also fail because you refused to consider reasonable objections (because people didn't put them in a tone you approved of), and then blow a lot of money and put yourself in debt you might never escape. So you know, it's a trade-off.
- dingaling 13y ago> The great majority of people in the world are "can't-do" people. Well I think that's a bit harsh! In my experience, most people are 'won't-do'. I haven't encountered many who aren't open to doing new things, but why would they do so without an incentive? Particularly in the workplace, where people are already over-loaded with tasks, there can be an agreed list of 'great ideas' but no-one has time or freedom to tackle them.