Comments on: Love what you do, do it for you http://blog.danilocampos.com/2009/06/21/love-what-you-do-do-it-for-you/ Just another WordPress weblog Fri, 05 Aug 2011 03:19:47 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Ken Morris http://blog.danilocampos.com/2009/06/21/love-what-you-do-do-it-for-you/comment-page-1/#comment-4593 Ken Morris Fri, 24 Jul 2009 09:55:19 +0000 http://blog.danilocampos.com/?p=275#comment-4593 Danilo, I came across your blog from a link on the Full Sail website. Thanks for the insight. I believe what you wrote and if more people understood the same thing, there wouldn't be as many problems with the economy and corporations. It is business and if a person doesn't take care of themselves, they might be out of work. I believe greed confuses "doing the right thing." People who invest in a company want to protect their investment (greed). Companies want to do the same (the "right" thing) for themselves (greed) but in this economy their options are limited to mostly lay-offs or completely shutting down (doing the right thing). Something has to give. You mentioned the auto workers. I think you'd agree when I say I "half" feel bad for them. They got paid very well for what they did. If they did nothing other than that for 20-30 years, and they complain that they are now out of work, sorry but they really should have had a back-up plan. Okay, need to work on a paper that's due Sunday. Working on my Masters at Full Sail and loving it. Wish you the best. Thanks again. Ken Morris Teacher, EMDTMS Full Sail Student, Freelance Video, Steadicam Operator, DJ, Stand-up Comedian Danilo,
I came across your blog from a link on the Full Sail website.
Thanks for the insight. I believe what you wrote and if more people understood the same thing, there wouldn’t be as many problems with the economy and corporations. It is business and if a person doesn’t take care of themselves, they might be out of work. I believe greed confuses “doing the right thing.” People who invest in a company want to protect their investment (greed). Companies want to do the same (the “right” thing) for themselves (greed) but in this economy their options are limited to mostly lay-offs or completely shutting down (doing the right thing). Something has to give. You mentioned the auto workers. I think you’d agree when I say I “half” feel bad for them. They got paid very well for what they did. If they did nothing other than that for 20-30 years, and they complain that they are now out of work, sorry but they really should have had a back-up plan.
Okay, need to work on a paper that’s due Sunday. Working on my Masters at Full Sail and loving it.
Wish you the best.
Thanks again.
Ken Morris
Teacher, EMDTMS Full Sail Student, Freelance Video, Steadicam Operator, DJ, Stand-up Comedian

]]> By: Will Culpepper http://blog.danilocampos.com/2009/06/21/love-what-you-do-do-it-for-you/comment-page-1/#comment-4583 Will Culpepper Mon, 22 Jun 2009 00:11:54 +0000 http://blog.danilocampos.com/?p=275#comment-4583 1 million percent in agreement. I used to think a day job was for security but it's really for leveraging corporate purchasing power to get access to expensive tools, learning opportunities and storing up cash for striking out on your own. 1 million percent in agreement.

I used to think a day job was for security but it’s really for leveraging corporate purchasing power to get access to expensive tools, learning opportunities and storing up cash for striking out on your own.

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