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Am I off my rocker with this line of thought?
Hi Gordon,
I've recently had an unusual line of thought... Once you've achieved a certain "mastery" of something... it can become an "art"... Imagine a gymnast... At the start, she's trying to make sure she doesn't make any mistakes... she doesn't fall off the balance beam, doesn't stumble when she lands after a backflip, that sort of thing... But once she achieves a certain level of mastery... She can turn it into an "art"... she can create her own, signature moves, and has much more freedom - because she's no longer struggling to learn the basics! I believe "business" can be like this... Once you achieve a certain level of mastery, doing and creating business can become an "art" (to a degree)... Where it can be infused with your own personality... At the beginning, you're struggling to learn how to sell... how to fulfil orders... how to coordinate everything harmoniously, amidst the chaos...! But, after achieving a certain level of mastery, business can in a sense become your "canvas"... an "art" that makes money... I really think Steve Jobs reached this level of mastery with Apple, for example... I believe Harvey Brody is in the same mold, and has also reached this level of mastery too... Of course, the artist formerly known as "Mr Chattel"* is an "artist" as well - all you have to do is read his various reports and hotsheets! What do you think? Am I off my rocker? (Of course, it still has to make money, or it's not a viable business! All "art" has constraints, and that's one of the constraints!) Best wishes, Dien *For those not in the "know"... Gordon once used to run a forum called "Mr Chattel" ! Quote:
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