I think there's something to be said about the value of impatience as well. Wanting to pick up a golf stick today and be Tiger Woods is what makes you walk in the store and pick up that stick - then go to the driving range. Otherwise surfing around mindlessly and watching TV is going to always more convenient than actually doing some kind of work for some vision that you want to some day fulfill.
I'd say impatience is important. If you're going after the market, well you have to swim fast to catch the wave, for it won't wait for you.
I think the lesson here is to be impatient, but don't give up in case of failure - so the lesson is one of persistence.
A story that comes to mind is Evan William's Blogger.com days
I'd say impatience is important. If you're going after the market, well you have to swim fast to catch the wave, for it won't wait for you.
I think the lesson here is to be impatient, but don't give up in case of failure - so the lesson is one of persistence.
A story that comes to mind is Evan William's Blogger.com days