(a.k.a. Viewing the Entrepreneurial)
Heather once told me “all I wanted to ever be was something special.” Well, all I ever wanted to be was someone doing something meaningful. Powerful to an extent, but meaningful.
I finally found a job that allows me to do that. It’s chasing the entrepreneurial dream, and it’s one of the most interesting experiences of my life. It kinda sucks to know that every decision I push for could be the End of Company — but it also makes me follow my gut feelings and dreams. It means that I need to push it harder, faster, better than ever before. And while I talk about my successes with glowing eyes… I also know that some of them were selfish, bad choices which I only realized in retrospect.
For example, I made my boss spend $120 on business cards. In the scheme of things, $120 isn’t bad — but in the larger version, $120 is pretty high, considering that we can’t even buy a $700 sound system that we’ll use in the future. This makes things perpetually harder for us, as there isn’t a good solution for this –
I’m supposed to have a refined eye for the conservative, the necessary. Without it, I’m leading the company into a trail of fire from which there is no return. The Abyss calls. Well, maybe not an abyss per se.
But either way, I need to NOT SINK THE BUSINESS. As that’d be totally not hot, as Paris Hilton would say.
It’s all for now.