Maybe I value my time more than my net worth. Maybe my fear of boredom outweighs my fear of failure. Or, maybe I have an irrational belief that I will succeed against all odds. Whatever it is, I find the risk of entrepreneurship to be not only worthwhile but also necessary for fulfillment. Work is no longer work. It is life, and a good one.
Is it just me or do those last paragraphes sound like beautiful poetry?
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Maybe I value my time more than my net worth. Maybe my fear of boredom outweighs my fear of failure. Or, maybe I have an irrational belief that I will succeed against all odds. Whatever it is, I find the risk of entrepreneurship to be not only worthwhile but also necessary for fulfillment. Work is no longer work. It is life, and a good one.
Is it just me or do those last paragraphes sound like beautiful poetry?
Sounds more like banal, run-of-the-mill inspirational speech (not that I have anything against that)
Relief! So I wasn't the only one thinking that. It sounds like a warmed up version of Timothy Ferriss-like mantra.
It sounds like anaphora, and correctly used anaphora at that =]
It sounds like the language I used to end essays with when I wasn't sure how to write an appropriate conclusion. In other words, mostly BS.