Comments on: One less excuse between you and greatness http://neilbearse.com/2010/03/11/one-less-excuse-between-you-and-greatness/ Fri, 02 Dec 2011 12:53:00 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Phil http://neilbearse.com/2010/03/11/one-less-excuse-between-you-and-greatness/comment-page-1/#comment-67 Phil Sun, 20 Jun 2010 07:16:00 +0000 http://neilbearse.com/?p=148#comment-67 Everyone want to be great but everyone have excuse for that to having not achieved that, some say they got less chances but i say fate or luck gives chances to everyone once in life and its up to you to grab that and feel that exact time to do that Everyone want to be great but everyone have excuse for that to having not achieved that, some say they got less chances but i say fate or luck gives chances to everyone once in life and its up to you to grab that and feel that exact time to do that

]]> By: djsteen http://neilbearse.com/2010/03/11/one-less-excuse-between-you-and-greatness/comment-page-1/#comment-40 djsteen Fri, 12 Mar 2010 03:27:33 +0000 http://neilbearse.com/?p=148#comment-40 No excuses, baby! Live life to the <b>fullest</b>!<br><br>I have an example on a slightly lesser scale than Jame Cameron:<br>A friend and I worked together at a candy store and had a marvelous idea to share our love for foreign candy/chocolate with the world. That was the early days of (audio) podcasting, and we tried to get some materials together to pitch it to a television network. <br><br>We had several chocolatiers interested, but we ended up putting the project on hold while we did other things with our lives. <br><br>After about 3 or 4 years of sitting on the idea I finally decided to execute in 2009 when it was incredibly easy to create and share 80% of what we wanted the show to be about. I feels good!<br><br>The other 20% comes with patience. I'm giddy with that!<br><br><br>I loved the trailer to that film. Half way through I thought: 'Wait... this was shot on a DSLR. Whoa, man, whoa!'<br><br>Also, '<i>Anything that you can imagine can be accomplished.</i>' — Hell yes!! No excuses, baby! Live life to the fullest!

I have an example on a slightly lesser scale than Jame Cameron:
A friend and I worked together at a candy store and had a marvelous idea to share our love for foreign candy/chocolate with the world. That was the early days of (audio) podcasting, and we tried to get some materials together to pitch it to a television network.

We had several chocolatiers interested, but we ended up putting the project on hold while we did other things with our lives.

After about 3 or 4 years of sitting on the idea I finally decided to execute in 2009 when it was incredibly easy to create and share 80% of what we wanted the show to be about. I feels good!

The other 20% comes with patience. I'm giddy with that!

I loved the trailer to that film. Half way through I thought: 'Wait… this was shot on a DSLR. Whoa, man, whoa!'

Also, 'Anything that you can imagine can be accomplished.' — Hell yes!!

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