Comments on: Thinking versus Tinkering

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By: Real Vision

Real Vision — Tue, 04 May 2010 10:30:06 +0000

I would think of myself as (being guilty of?) belonging to that second group.

My argument is that blind faith = passion.
While passion may be someones undoing and has a history of showing latent recognition (e.g the art masters)... there are times when passion pays, and when it does, the joy of experiencing that success is second to none!

I live for those moments. They have been few and far in-between admittedly, but on the other hand even in failure I look for underlying gratification, knowing that I "pioneered" something that was later brought to fruition by the other school of calculated entrepreneurship.. the ones that play catch-up :-)

Granted that the passionate ones can't publicly claim credit so may thus not be successful (fail?) as entrepreneurs... but they get beyond that and "rush into something" ... for the sheer pleasure of trying to make a difference or starve trying to do it! :-)