Comments on: How One Book Changed My Career

By: Tim

Tim — Sun, 24 Jan 2010 15:16:18 +0000

I’m totally with you, seeking new experiences and adventures is living! The fact that entrepreneurs never fully shut-off makes every aspect of your life potentially productive. You have to be careful not to be too impressed with your own actions though, that can be just as crippling as doing nothing, this is where balance and humility enter the equation. Not every idea an entrepreneur comes up with is good, I think you’d be surprised how many feel they are unstoppable and constantly brilliant, I digress….

Open the floodgates to new experiences and concepts is a must to stay competitive in todays markets, the tactics and concepts used 5 years ago are slowly becoming unreliable, let alone 10+ years ago. The great part about this rapidly changing world is it creates ample opportunities for eager and hardworking entrepreneurs, created by the lazy and stubborn “businessman” of yesteryear.

By: Adam McFarland

Adam McFarland — Sun, 24 Jan 2010 14:49:04 +0000

You really never know when something life-changing is going to happen. To me, that motivates me to always be open to new opportunities and not try to shut myself out from the world.

By: Tim

Tim — Sun, 24 Jan 2010 00:27:10 +0000

It is funny when you look back and realize what were the triggering events/influences that create enormous life changing situations. What I find most interesting about these pivotal influences is that they are usually insignificant by themselves but they create the tipping point(I hate to sound cliche) based on a number of larger events surrounding your life at the specific time you discover the influence.

A book that I read and a dream I had started the wheels in motion for an ENORMOUS life changing decision I made. I can understand the book, but the dream still blows my mind to this day…