Comments on: Entrepreneurship: It’s About Getting What YOU Want

By: Warren Greshes

Warren Greshes — Sat, 12 Apr 2008 14:37:44 +0000

Amen Marty. There's nothing like doing what you love: it sure as hell beats working for a living. Thanks for the comment and thanks for being a reader of this blog.

As for Dennis; he and I go way back; to our days as unhappy miserable people working for an idiot boss in a poorly run company in the Garment Center. Fortunately, as you can see from Dennis' comment, we both saw the light and have spent the last 25 years happier than we ever were before that, all because we do what we love.

Dennis' final comment however, is very important: we have wives who gave us unconditional no-questions-asked, no sacrifice to big support to do whatever it took to break out of our mental prisons and achieve true success. If you don't have that support, get it, before you make any big changes.

By: Dennis Lacognata

Dennis Lacognata — Fri, 11 Apr 2008 01:27:19 +0000

Warren you and I both know what it was like working for company that we hated. Going to work every day just waiting for the day to end, I think we both did OK for ourselves by finding an industry that we could wrap our arms around and have the freedom to explore our real abilities. Thank god we also had Wives who supported us and helped us find something we loved to do.

By: Marty McDermott

Marty McDermott — Thu, 10 Apr 2008 12:52:34 +0000

Hi Warren,
I like how you mentioned, ?You can make a lot of money doing anything, if you really love it and put everything you?ve got into it. Loving what you do is what is going to get you through the hard times when there is no money coming in. It is also the one quality that can help make you great at anything you do.? That is so true.
I believe when you do something you love, you have more vigor, enthusiasm and passion for life. It gives you the fuel necessary to get you up early and stay up late. Find something you love to do and you will never work a day in your life.
I had privilege of interviewing you on our radio show and you said something that I always remembered. Do something you love, do it all the time even if you have to give it away for free.

Best regards,

Marty McDermott
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