5 responses to “working hard is not the same thing as hard work.”

  1. Brigitte

    Every day I read another post re-affirming that I don’t need to be best at everything, I simply need to focus at what I can rock — and enjoy! When I was in PR, I thought it was sooo unfortunate that I hated it, because I was good at it. Now I spend my days working on a model of the business that takes the parts I love (strategy, brainstorming, writing) and loses the parts I hate (pitching on behalf of clients).

    It’s funny that you just updated Storytelling, because my one action today was to print out the PDF I had of it, so I can work on it during my lunch hour.

  2. Kat

    Oh wow… I can’t tell you how great it was to read this. I was recently laid off, and just couldn’t see myself going back into the industry I was working in. I decided to start a blog, and an eco-friendly accessories business and although, it is hard work, I am loving every second.
    Many thanks and keep working hard! :-)

  3. Cody @ Reclaimed Marketplace

    Tara,

    Very well put I loved reading this this morning. I have always lived by the motto “do what you love and the money will follow.” Yet it is so easy to have it backwards sometimes. I just read your previous post “big changes…” and It is always a welcomed reminder that once you know what you love, or what comes “easy” to you, the hard part is allowing yourself to go for it!

    Thanks for the reminder this morning it helps a ton I am new here and thoroughly enjoy reading.

    Thanks
    Cody