Congratulations this is great – “October 28th will be 10-years since I incorporated my first company. For the past 3,650 days, I’ve done nothing but work. But you know what? It’s never once felt like it.”

That’s messed up.

Yesterday, the #Broman con-call brought me to this post. And I’m super-pumped that it did.

This post outlines how I feel about life in general. Except people are saying to me “you’re so lucky” because I got a sweet internship, that will hopefully lead to full-time employment, before I graduated college. I have been working at a top PR firm in Chicago since June, and I graduate this weekend. Why? Because I’m a networking machine. I’m too am always working, no matter if it’s on the bus, at a bar, or anywhere inbetween. But, like you, it’s never once felt like work. Even in my little intern cube, I’m sublimely happy because what I’m doing (most of it anyway) is what I love.

I’m coming to find out through this experience that I’m not cut out for the cube. I’ll probably ride that wave so I can learn the industry, but eventually I want to be working from my bed, a plane, a cruise ship, wherever life takes me.

Kudos to you for squashing the nay-sayers. Star performers are undoubtedly ridiculed by those who don’t get what we’re doing. It happens. And we’re better for it.

Keep on keepin’ on. And I promise I’ll comment more often.