Interestingly enough people
been sucked in being employed by someone, why can’t you just go out there and develop skills on your own that you will be able to use, the web is a huge help to learn new skills and create different ideas. If you know what you want from life and want to get there then go and get it. You do not need crowd validation, you don’t need people telling you what to do. You have and posses all the skills that are needed for you to make that happen. It’s amazing how our education system is teaching kids how to be employees, starting off from 8am to 3pm on a daily basis Mon thru Friday which is what they are there for, the problem is that it is teaching them to be employees and not entrepreneurs. America is all about entrepreneurship. It’s ok if the kid chooses not to be then that’s their choice but that doesn’t mean that all the others have to be bombarded with the fact that you have to be someone special, or you have to know a certain amount of people, or you had to be born with such a talent, all that is a bunch of BS because it’s not where you are at, it’s what you are doing that makes the difference. Yes, it does take huge amounts of energy and a lot thinking and work involved but if you love what you do then it is no longer viewed as work because it’s fun and you love to do it. Do yourself a favor and listen to your own conscious because everyone can do it, get out of your comfort zone and find your purpose and figure out what you want, sooner or later it will come to you.
“For those who are building the next web, I challenge you to do the same. Dig in and be more than the sum of your parts. For those in the teaching systems, I beg you to stop teaching our kids to be employees. Teach them to be entrepreneurs. If you don’t feel qualified to do that, take up the reigns and drive your own path toward greatness so that you can teach others. It’s more than just the fate of some ridiculous trade show that relies on us pulling together for these goals.”
says – Brad McCarty from thenextweb.com
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