The recession in the U.S., the supposedly most powerful country in the world (heck probably in the universe) didn't stop the earth from rotating its axis and continues to revolve around the sun.
And so the popular myth about the devil's supposed most powerful invention supported with a global slogan "money makes the world go 'round", is fast becoming the world's famous fallacy.
The truth is... the world keeps on turning not because of economic stability, emotions, or what have you. It's because man, in his godlike goodness never runs out of ideas.
The world needs great ideas.
The world needs creative people.
The world needs to reinvent itself sometimes.
Great businesses succeed not because of large capital investments but because there are creative people behind it. All the great things we see in this earth were from ideas inspired by day to day problems. It is from that plane of thought where minds start working.
A poor man is not he who has no cash but he who has no ideas.
Seek...
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Sunday, December 7, 2008
Tuesday, October 14, 2008
Profit Is Good
Money is not evil. Money only makes you more of who you really are...
So why is it that most artists think of making money as a major setback to their plans. Making profit is not bad. No it's bad at all. There is nothing wrong with being financially successful. In fact, in the book of the good news of God numerous parables about investments and profit making were narrated.
What's wrong with it really?
Nothing. Nothing at all.
Everytime I am confronted with issues of an artist's aversion to profit making (and other related concerns), I remind myself:
Walt Disney died with Mickey Mouse by his side.
So why is it that most artists think of making money as a major setback to their plans. Making profit is not bad. No it's bad at all. There is nothing wrong with being financially successful. In fact, in the book of the good news of God numerous parables about investments and profit making were narrated.
What's wrong with it really?
Nothing. Nothing at all.
Everytime I am confronted with issues of an artist's aversion to profit making (and other related concerns), I remind myself:
Walt Disney died with Mickey Mouse by his side.
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investments,
mickey mouse,
profit making,
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