Is It Really Work?
If you like doing something and were going to do it anyway, is it really considered work?
Old way:
Work hard in school, learn a lot, get a good job, work even harder, earn your way up, retire after 40 years.
New way:
Start an internet business doing what you love to do, retire immediately.
Working is doing a task that you hate doing because you need the money and your job pays you just enough to keep you from quitting. Retirement is when you have had enough crap from your work and you have enough money in the bank saved up to let you live crappily for the rest of your life.
I’m voting for the new way…
Wherever I set my laptop down is my office. That can be a ski slope, mountain side or beach. On second thought, I don’t like beaches, so I’ll stick with the ski slopes. I’m heading to a conference in Vegas next week, and the coolest part is that my business doesn’t care where I sit. I can be just as productive in Vegas as I could in Vermont. Well, some things may stay in Vegas, so productivity could possibly be less. But the concept is the same.
I like what I do. I’m going to do research about it, play with programs, and write about what I find anyway. Now I can get paid for it. God, how I love the internet age!!!!
Toff Ward
Open Source Marketer
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