Comments on: Speaking of passion http://www.burnsautoparts.com/blog/2006/12/18/speaking-of-passion/ Leslie Burns-Dell'Acqua writes on the photo business and marketing Mon, 08 Sep 2008 08:35:01 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 By: Jesse Stansfield http://www.burnsautoparts.com/blog/2006/12/18/speaking-of-passion/#comment-323 Jesse Stansfield Thu, 21 Dec 2006 07:45:48 +0000 http://www.burnsautoparts.com/blog/2006/12/18/speaking-of-passion/#comment-323 Thanks for coming up Leslie! I enjoyed meeting you, and really appreciated what you had to say. I've been reading your book and recommending it to a few of my non-Brooks friends who need a dose of business sense. Hope to catch up in the future. Jess Thanks for coming up Leslie! I enjoyed meeting you, and really appreciated what you had to say. I’ve been reading your book and recommending it to a few of my non-Brooks friends who need a dose of business sense. Hope to catch up in the future.

Jess

]]> By: Ivan P Simeon ( mysimeon ) http://www.burnsautoparts.com/blog/2006/12/18/speaking-of-passion/#comment-316 Ivan P Simeon ( mysimeon ) Tue, 19 Dec 2006 19:38:10 +0000 http://www.burnsautoparts.com/blog/2006/12/18/speaking-of-passion/#comment-316 Very well written ! Statistically, everybody of our generation will totally change profession once in his lifetime. So why not taking this occasion to do what we like to do. But what to do is generally the question people ask. It's really not easy. When young, it's very difficult to take the right decision, when speaking about what to do for a living. The influences of the family, of friends and teacher, of the medias is making us believe we do the right choice. After a few years we begin to learn to decide by ourselves. Than comes the time to think again about what to do. Sometimes it comes late. The people call it the mid-life crisis. Sometimes, it comes when retiring and looking back on our lifes. Talk to people over 65. It's very interesting to listen to their real stories and what they would have done if.... Those who listened to Leslie at Brooks should keep in mind what she told them. They will need her advices sooner or later. Perhaps she will get some e-mails when 80 years old from a young guy saying : I thought I understood your message, but have been just realising that I didn't. I just now understood what you told us a long time ago. Thanks Ma'am ! Thanks Leslie for your advices and Merry Christmas. May Joy and Happiness be the gifts you find this holiday Season ! Cheers. Very well written !

Statistically, everybody of our generation will totally change profession once in his lifetime. So why not taking this occasion to do what we like to do. But what to do is generally the question people ask. It’s really not easy.

When young, it’s very difficult to take the right decision, when speaking about what to do for a living. The influences of the family, of friends and teacher, of the medias is making us believe we do the right choice. After a few years we begin to learn to decide by ourselves. Than comes the time to think again about what to do. Sometimes it comes late. The people call it the mid-life crisis. Sometimes, it comes when retiring and looking back on our lifes. Talk to people over 65. It’s very interesting to listen to their real stories and what they would have done if….

Those who listened to Leslie at Brooks should keep in mind what she told them. They will need her advices sooner or later. Perhaps she will get some e-mails when 80 years old from a young guy saying : I thought I understood your message, but have been just realising that I didn’t. I just now understood what you told us a long time ago. Thanks Ma’am !

Thanks Leslie for your advices and Merry Christmas. May Joy and Happiness be the gifts you find this holiday Season ! Cheers.

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