The days of amateurs making it big are over. You are either in it to win it from the beginning or you're in it to lose.
You're writing about one of the great struggles of life. How do we balance enjoyment of process with the external rewards of outcome.
It's a great thing to become so wrapped up in what we're doing that comparisons, even with our previous efforts, don't matter.
But in the end, competition provides a real-world metric. The way we're headed, it's only the comparison that counts.
Fun is irrelevant. You have to grind.
Our loss.
Well said, Neal. I almost long for the days before the internet in which you wouldn’t be so exposed to how your competition is doing. It’s nearly impossible to avoid now.
For the love of game is what keeps me in it.
The purest reason!
You're writing about one of the great struggles of life. How do we balance enjoyment of process with the external rewards of outcome.
It's a great thing to become so wrapped up in what we're doing that comparisons, even with our previous efforts, don't matter.
But in the end, competition provides a real-world metric. The way we're headed, it's only the comparison that counts.
Fun is irrelevant. You have to grind.
Our loss.
Well said, Neal. I almost long for the days before the internet in which you wouldn’t be so exposed to how your competition is doing. It’s nearly impossible to avoid now.
For the love of game is what keeps me in it.
The purest reason!