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“Do what you love, and you'll never work a day in your life”.
Nice post Chris. The conversation about the architect is especially interesting. It's tough for people who make a very good living but want to transition to a field that (traditionally) has been associated with financial difficulty like photography and various arts. I do think it is worth the risk to really go after your dreams and passions, and despite it's challenges, that passion might drive the person into greater success than they had in their “more lucrative” career.
Great post & advice I give to people that ask me how to get started. My first store, Sensual Elegance, started because I and a friend were newly single and in need of plus size sexy clothing to boost our confidence and try to get back into dating. Ended up finding a wholesale company and my friend talked me into setting up a business and online store. Ten sites later, they are offshoots of the first one in related areas or other aspects of me that I love like Egyptian history, science fiction, cosplay, spirituality, gothic/Victoriana, etc. I LOVE finding new items for the stores, talking to artists and designers, and finding things my customers have been looking for and unable to find. Matching your business to your interests is definitely the way to go for a long-term venture.
I totally AGREE WITH YOU, CHRIS and I AM NOW GOING WITH MY HEART, keeping my passion alive & blending it gracefully- and in a FUN WAY for me & many others- with my internet & network marketing business. But, like you say, YOU HAVE TO PLAY WITH IT!
THANK YOU FOR helping us with SUCH GREAT CONTENT & for being SO SUCCESSFUL!
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Hi Chris,
Passion precedes greatness. Start by doing what you love and everything works out when you stick with it long enough.
Ryan Biddulph
Chris, Thanks for following up (just like you said you would).
I promise to take your advice. Best wishes!
PS Started a Blog:
http://fc3arch.wordpress.com/2010/07/22/chris-f…
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“Do what you love, and you'll never work a day in your life”.
Nice post Chris. The conversation about the architect is especially interesting. It's tough for people who make a very good living but want to transition to a field that (traditionally) has been associated with financial difficulty like photography and various arts. I do think it is worth the risk to really go after your dreams and passions, and despite it's challenges, that passion might drive the person into greater success than they had in their “more lucrative” career.
Keep up the good work!
Garrett
And, you admit it!!!!
Great post & advice I give to people that ask me how to get started. My first store, Sensual Elegance, started because I and a friend were newly single and in need of plus size sexy clothing to boost our confidence and try to get back into dating. Ended up finding a wholesale company and my friend talked me into setting up a business and online store. Ten sites later, they are offshoots of the first one in related areas or other aspects of me that I love like Egyptian history, science fiction, cosplay, spirituality, gothic/Victoriana, etc. I LOVE finding new items for the stores, talking to artists and designers, and finding things my customers have been looking for and unable to find. Matching your business to your interests is definitely the way to go for a long-term venture.
I totally AGREE WITH YOU, CHRIS and I AM NOW GOING WITH MY HEART, keeping my passion alive & blending it gracefully- and in a FUN WAY for me & many others- with my internet & network marketing business. But, like you say, YOU HAVE TO PLAY WITH IT!
THANK YOU FOR helping us with SUCH GREAT CONTENT & for being SO SUCCESSFUL!