Comments on: Marketing Yourself: When You Don't Know Something, You Don't Know It (And That's OK) http://www.codemyownroad.com/marketing-yourself/ Programming The Web For Profit Sat, 04 Feb 2012 13:56:05 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Josh Kohlbach http://www.codemyownroad.com/marketing-yourself/#comment-2973 Josh Kohlbach Wed, 17 Feb 2010 05:32:37 +0000 http://www.codemyownroad.com/?p=1510#comment-2973 Hey Ching Ya, Glad you liked the article! Passion is definitely a big driver for me as well and I think that if you're passionate about something it doesn't matter if you don't really know it all. It's easy enough to find out how these days - information is so accessible. Thanks for the comment :) Hey Ching Ya,

Glad you liked the article! Passion is definitely a big driver for me as well and I think that if you’re passionate about something it doesn’t matter if you don’t really know it all. It’s easy enough to find out how these days – information is so accessible.

Thanks for the comment :)

]]> By: Ching Ya http://www.codemyownroad.com/marketing-yourself/#comment-2972 Ching Ya Wed, 17 Feb 2010 04:55:31 +0000 http://www.codemyownroad.com/?p=1510#comment-2972 Hi Josh, A lot of flashbacks when reading through your articles -- the job interview, task accomplishments, be ahead of the boss before he demanded progress etc.. that was the life of my previous day job. It's true, while some people can bluff all the way to the top, I'm not the type. I dislike to lie about things I don't know, for it will be transparent once you are asked to take up the responsibility. It's ok to not knowing, but passion will help us to find the way. :) I like how you sum up the article with a cool saying for engineers. I didn't know anything about blogging when I started, still no expert but at least I'm comfortable while doing it. Learning is a lifelong process, I respect that. Great post to ponder. Well done. @wchingya Social/Blogging Tracker .-= New from Ching Ya: <a href="http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/wchingya/~3/2DbEA8f-Yt4/marketme-tweet-brand-market-manage-twitter.html" rel="nofollow">7 Features to Brand, Market, Manage with MarketMe Tweet</a> =-. Hi Josh,
A lot of flashbacks when reading through your articles — the job interview, task accomplishments, be ahead of the boss before he demanded progress etc.. that was the life of my previous day job. It’s true, while some people can bluff all the way to the top, I’m not the type. I dislike to lie about things I don’t know, for it will be transparent once you are asked to take up the responsibility.

It’s ok to not knowing, but passion will help us to find the way. :) I like how you sum up the article with a cool saying for engineers. I didn’t know anything about blogging when I started, still no expert but at least I’m comfortable while doing it. Learning is a lifelong process, I respect that.

Great post to ponder. Well done.

@wchingya
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