I completely agree with that point of view. I’ve read the whole article and it’s really interesting. It certainly hits the point. In fact, it remembers a bit the “you’ve got to find what you love” from Steve Jobs. But the truth is that to do well on a thing, you’ve got to love that thing, to be interested on that thing, to put all your efforts on it. For example, I’ve been reading books about Feynman (the nobel physicist) and you discover that success is only possible with passion, with drive, what’s more, the most important thing is to learn to think by yourself, to question everything and to rediscover what life is on your own two hands. I wrote something related on my own blog, about trying to be different to others, to do things to put value on yourself.

I just wanted to say that, nice post!

byee

Joaquim Curto

I completely agree with that point of view. I’ve read the whole article and it’s really interesting. It certainly hits the point. In fact, it remembers a bit the “you’ve got to find what you love” from Steve Jobs. But the truth is that to do well on a thing, you’ve got to love that thing, to be interested on that thing, to put all your efforts on it. For example, I’ve been reading books about Feynman (the nobel physicist) and you discover that success is only possible with passion, with drive, what’s more, the most important thing is to learn to think by yourself, to question everything and to rediscover what life is on your own two hands. I wrote something related on my own blog, about trying to be different to others, to do things to put value on yourself.

I just wanted to say that, nice post!

byee

Joaquim Curto