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People either tend to love the way I think or they look at my like I’m an alien – “Make money through enjoyment?  That does not compute; it is illogical; that is not how the world works;…yadda yadda yadda…”   And yes, PebbleStorm’s not the standard way of thinking about work …yet :)    But – you can’t beat the system by staying in the system! If you keep doing what you’re doing, you’ll get what you’re getting. You have to think and act differently in order to get different results. 

Someone else that thinks my kind of different is Jonathon Mead, who writes the blog “Illuminated Mind, and wrote an ebook “Reclaim Your Dreams“.  I haven’t found that many other thinkers that align as closely to my thinking as he does.  It’s really worth reading.  Here are a couple of tidbits…

“Reclaim Your Dreams, It’s Time To Come Alive”

Following your dreams is scary. I get it.

What’s more scary is spending much of our lives searching for the illusion of security. What dreams would you have left behind if you didn’t live tomorrow? Would you regret not following your heart?

Beyond the grind.

The daily grind leads us to believe we should live by the rule of Panem et Cicenses, the Roman concept of bread and circuses; meager games and food to keep the populace entertained whilst powerful men do cruel things behind closed doors.

The monotony makes us think that we should keep our feet on the ground, heads down, mouths shut and our noses to the grindstone. We call this making a living. It’s more like a dying.

I think otherwise; I live by my dreams and can teach you how to do the same.”

Full post…


“Sometimes it’s Better When You’re a Giant Mess”

It seems that there’s two divergent camps when it comes to strategies for living.

Camp one says: get organized, get clear, set goals, be concise, and dream big.

Camp two says: give up, stop caring, kills your goals and reclaim ownership of your mind.

Full post…

 

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About aaron.ross

Aaron founded PebbleStorm/CEOFlow, which helps people and organizations "make money through enjoyment." Aaron was an EIR (Entrepreneur-in-Residence) at Alloy Ventures, a venture capital firm with over $1 billion under management. At salesforce.com, Aaron created a revolutionary Cold Calling 2.0 inside sales team that sourced $100 million in recurring revenue. Aaron was CEO of LeaseExchange (now eLease.com), an online equipment leasing marketplace. As an entrepreneur, he has been in Time, Businessweek and The Red Herring. Aaron graduated from Stanford University, and is on the advisory boards of Clickability, 4INFO, ConnectAndSell, MYNDNet, Personiva, AfterCollege, ExpertCEO and Flywheel Ventures. He is an Ironman triathlete, graduate of the Boulder Outdoor Survival School and volunteer mentor at SCORE, "Counselors to America's Small Business".

One Response to A blog worth reading:

  1. stuball56 January 28, 2009 at 4:01 pm #

    Following my dream has become my life. I wrote my book Everywoman a Goddess: Everyman a Hero in Her Service. I practice Tantric Kabbalah and sex magic every day unifying the Divine Male and Divine Female Tiferet and Schechinah and sending out their love and light to the world without worry or fear. So far the Goddess takes very good care of me.

    I remember as a child in sixth grade I wrote an essay on the achetype of the Fool after reading I.B. Singer's Gimpel the Fool. My response was that Gimpel was the only one who was free, the only one who could speak his truth. Who knew that years later I would give up being a pediatrician and mohel to find that freedom and truth within the Fool archetype.

    love and light,

    Stuart
    http://stuartmarkberlin.com