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kumargh2 · 07-17-2008, 07:24 PM

I love this article not because of the quote "Do what you like". If we think different perspective, it tells the steve's courage at odd times. Getting back the complete control at the tough time is the real factor to distinguish the real winner. That too giving the best at tough time is awesome.
Perhaps the most important lesson is that money and business/career success are side effects of expressing your creativity.

I too accept the following quote.
"Perhaps the most important lesson is that money and business/career success are side effects of expressing your creativity."

Only thing I disagree is "Do what you love". With proper mindset or proper references, we can love most of the things in the earth. But if we want to go the Flow state, obviously we should have the proper skill set.

This is really wonderful article.

07-17-2008, 07:24 PM	#76 (permalink)
kumargh2 Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 2	definately wonderful article I love this article not because of the quote "Do what you like". If we think different perspective, it tells the steve's courage at odd times. Getting back the complete control at the tough time is the real factor to distinguish the real winner. That too giving the best at tough time is awesome. Perhaps the most important lesson is that money and business/career success are side effects of expressing your creativity. I too accept the following quote. "Perhaps the most important lesson is that money and business/career success are side effects of expressing your creativity." Only thing I disagree is "Do what you love". With proper mindset or proper references, we can love most of the things in the earth. But if we want to go the Flow state, obviously we should have the proper skill set. This is really wonderful article.