Comments on: Gary V (almost) Crushes It http://www.colinalsheimer.com/gary-v-almost-crushes-it#utm_source=feed&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=feed Digital & New Media Strategist Fri, 10 Sep 2010 20:38:35 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Bret C. http://www.colinalsheimer.com/gary-v-almost-crushes-it#comment-257 Bret C. Sat, 09 Jan 2010 01:36:30 +0000 http://www.colinalsheimer.com/?p=99#comment-257 That's a solid review, Colin. Sadly enough, there are people out there who are pretty unhappy in their career, but think that if they continue enduring the "misery," the success will come -- which is a completely misguided assumption. Once I graduated college, and became part of the "working world," my father always used to ask me (and still does), "Are you enjoying the journey?"<br><br>When you get right down to it, that's the most exciting--and rewarding--part of success. Otherwise, you're merely spinning your wheels and wasting your life. Sounds harsh, but I truly believe that.<br><br>BC That’s a solid review, Colin. Sadly enough, there are people out there who are pretty unhappy in their career, but think that if they continue enduring the “misery,” the success will come — which is a completely misguided assumption. Once I graduated college, and became part of the “working world,” my father always used to ask me (and still does), “Are you enjoying the journey?”

When you get right down to it, that’s the most exciting–and rewarding–part of success. Otherwise, you’re merely spinning your wheels and wasting your life. Sounds harsh, but I truly believe that.

BC

]]> By: Bret C. http://www.colinalsheimer.com/gary-v-almost-crushes-it#comment-11 Bret C. Fri, 08 Jan 2010 18:36:30 +0000 http://www.colinalsheimer.com/?p=99#comment-11 That's a solid review, Colin. Sadly enough, there are people out there who are pretty unhappy in their career, but think that if they continue enduring the "misery," the success will come -- which is a completely misguided assumption. Once I graduated college, and became part of the "working world," my father always used to ask me (and still does), "Are you enjoying the journey?"<br><br>When you get right down to it, that's the most exciting--and rewarding--part of success. Otherwise, you're merely spinning your wheels and wasting your life. Sounds harsh, but I truly believe that.<br><br>BC That’s a solid review, Colin. Sadly enough, there are people out there who are pretty unhappy in their career, but think that if they continue enduring the “misery,” the success will come — which is a completely misguided assumption. Once I graduated college, and became part of the “working world,” my father always used to ask me (and still does), “Are you enjoying the journey?”

When you get right down to it, that’s the most exciting–and rewarding–part of success. Otherwise, you’re merely spinning your wheels and wasting your life. Sounds harsh, but I truly believe that.

BC

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