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Meet Joel OwnbyJoel Ownby works with Joel Comm in his Loveland, CO office. Joel is part tech, part content, part creative and part monetization expert. He's been with InfoMedia for two years and enjoys everything about Colorado. Joel's site is MMO Strategy Guides |
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November 15, 2007 04:11 AM
I wish I worked for you Joel! I would be doing exactly what that guy is doing.
November 15, 2007 07:30 AM
This video shows a typical 9 to 5 office situation, a man doing his JOB, more or less enthusiastic.
Now this is exactly, what all internet marketers dream to get rid off: Working from home for yourself, and not for a boss.
But obviously we all depend on people doing their 9 to 5 jobs, or we could not reach our goals of personal and financial freedom.
Somehow paradox, that all the top marketers advertise: "buy my product so you can fire your boss", but depend on 9 to 5 slaves.
They have all information and sources right in front of their nose, how come, they work on making millions of $$ for their boss instead to do that for themself?
November 15, 2007 10:52 AM
I enjoy my job and if I didn't I wouldn't be here, I am most certainly not a slave although I think the melodramatic tone in that comment is pretty humorous.
I consider myself fortunate to have been able to work on all of the great projects we have taken on here over the last 2 years and I assure you I have plenty of room to advance my career from a personal standpoint.
I work 9-5 because it's what I do and to be frank it's what I would be doing, in some capacity or the other, if I were sitting at home. I'm not retiring to my 4 hour work week at 29 years old even if I make 8 billion dollars tomorrow.
Been a great two years and the next two look pretty exciting.
March 2, 2008 02:50 AM
Props to you Joel (Ownby) ... I can't believe Dan called referred to "9-5 slave" ... that's just plain wrong.
Anyhow, it's all about loving what you do, and it sounds like you do. Keep up the good work, we all need awesome programmers!