Comments on: You Can’t Take It With You – Working Smarter http://portagemedia.com/socialcommentary/2009/06/01/you-cant-take-it-with-you/ Social Media, Online Marketing, and You Mon, 07 Nov 2011 15:33:26 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: Jamie Favreau http://portagemedia.com/socialcommentary/2009/06/01/you-cant-take-it-with-you/comment-page-1/#comment-198 Jamie Favreau Tue, 02 Jun 2009 05:52:28 +0000 http://portagemedia.com/socialcommentary/?p=306#comment-198 I completely agree with you. Some people are stuck and have no desire to get out of a dying industry and I am not even talking about the Auto industry. People are scared of change and when you are forced into it like I was it makes you rethink some things. I agree though once you adapt to change then more things are open and you are open to work smarter and NOT harder at things which won't change. I know I am a person of habit and I have changed more in the past year then I ever would have had some things happen. I completely agree with you. Some people are stuck and have no desire to get out of a dying industry and I am not even talking about the Auto industry.
People are scared of change and when you are forced into it like I was it makes you rethink some things. I agree though once you adapt to change then more things are open and you are open to work smarter and NOT harder at things which won’t change.
I know I am a person of habit and I have changed more in the past year then I ever would have had some things happen.

]]> By: Sean Jagodzinski http://portagemedia.com/socialcommentary/2009/06/01/you-cant-take-it-with-you/comment-page-1/#comment-197 Sean Jagodzinski Mon, 01 Jun 2009 17:23:27 +0000 http://portagemedia.com/socialcommentary/?p=306#comment-197 The tough part is those "valleys", if life were a roller coaster of hills and valleys, those valleys are nearly impossible to see through sometimes. In respect to the people who have been in the same place for six years, I often have thought the same things about my circles and occasionally myself (surely I will never be in those situations...). What I have kind of found is that many of those people, is that they feel like they have hit a wall, or fallen in a pit with no way out. I think maybe they don't know how to recognize oppurtunity or take advantage of it, and they don't see an end to their personal storms. The tough part is those “valleys”, if life were a roller coaster of hills and valleys, those valleys are nearly impossible to see through sometimes.

In respect to the people who have been in the same place for six years, I often have thought the same things about my circles and occasionally myself (surely I will never be in those situations…). What I have kind of found is that many of those people, is that they feel like they have hit a wall, or fallen in a pit with no way out. I think maybe they don’t know how to recognize oppurtunity or take advantage of it, and they don’t see an end to their personal storms.

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