Comments on: Are you in or out?

By: Bobby O

Bobby O — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 22:06:30 +0000

Yeah, I'm in!!!
What a great article. Thanks for posting this one. You really hit the nail on the head.

By: sparkyfirepants

sparkyfirepants — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 04:00:07 +0000

Okay, so the Vatican is safe, apparently. Not because it’s so well-guarded, there’s simply no interest in robbing it.

I had to take back all the mini coopers, masks, and duffle bags. Disappointed!

@Mahala I support you! Yes!

@Hiro “…an undivided heart.” Something that takes time to cultivate, is slightly scary, but totally worth it.

@Bobby O I saw you standing at the drop in Vatican City, but the guards were on to us. There will be a next time!

@Chris Your daughter has an awesome dad. Send me a link to your wife’s business, I would love to see what it’s all about. Let’s share it with the world!

By: Chris Wilson

Chris Wilson — Wed, 24 Jun 2009 16:41:40 +0000

Great article, but I ain’t got time for robbing the Vatican. I’m launching the 2nd phase of my wife’s business this weekend, and I (or, i should say, ‘we’) haven’t slept in weeks. ;)

For the last few weeks we’ve been assuring our 8 year old daughter that it would all settle down soon, and we’ll take her out for a family ‘launch’ party. Being in business for yourself can be very hard, but also very rewarding. My kid had her father at home almost every day of her pre-elementary life. That alone is worth all the struggle.

By: Bobby O

Bobby O — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 01:33:50 +0000

Yeah, I’m in!!!
What a great article. Thanks for posting this one. You really hit the nail on the head.

By: Hiro Boga

Hiro Boga — Wed, 10 Jun 2009 02:30:10 +0000

Gandhi was a pragmatic visionary, which I suppose is what it takes to be an entrepreneur. His choices sometimes put his family in great danger. It’s not easy being married to a saint, as Kasturba discovered. Her “Yes” to his vision was the ground beneath his bare feet.

Showing up every day means you show up every day. It doesn’t guarantee that things will turn out the way you want them to, but it does mean that you approach your business and your art with an undivided heart. That’s something to celebrate.

By: Mahala Mazerov

Mahala Mazerov — Wed, 10 Jun 2009 02:02:13 +0000

I won’t be joining you in robbing the Vatican tomorrow. But only because after fits and starts and semi-failed (read learning curve) businesses, I’m finally creating something that matters to me as much as breathing.

The vow I made is Yes. No matter what. No matter how long it takes. This vow closes all loopholes. Once made, it also provides incredible clarity and support.

Let me know if you need a get out of jail free card.
Mahala