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Because some of us don't burn with firey passion in every cell of our being for whatever idea it is that we're grinding on at present, and that's OK. It's REALL
by sageabilly 11y ago
Because some of us don't burn with firey passion in every cell of our being for whatever idea it is that we're grinding on at present, and that's OK. It's REALLY REALLY HARD to get to the point where your idea goes from concept to reality to buy-out and there's many, many, many sleepless nights and stressful days to get there. Some people have that burning drive, and some people don't, and neither one is better than the other. Every passionate entrepreneur needs employees, and employees need people to work for and products they want to contribute to. Some of us are entrepreneurs, and some of us are employees.
- johnpowell 11y agoThat implies hard work equals success. Keep fucking that chicken.
- ZoF 11y agoNope, it implies being a successful entrepreneur is hard work.
- oldmanjay 11y agoAre you of the opinion that everything is luck? I certainly see that bandied about quite a bit. As an optional follow-up, if you do believe it all comes down to luck, do you also believe that is fundamentally unfair?
- irishcoffee 11y ago> Luck Is What Happens When Preparation Meets Opportunity I suppose this depends on the definition of luck. Unfair, no. Lebron James was born with talents ~nobody else has been born with. Was he lucky? Yes, in that he didn't have a say in the matter. Did he work hard? Yes. You're asking a very complicated question, which as it turns out, is a very fun thought experiment.
- austenallred 11y agoI'm not seeing how that was implied. Saying, "You don't have to be an entrepreneur" is not implying "every entrepreneur is successful."