I Was Glad I Liked Chemistry.

Accept That No Matter Where You Go To Work, You Are Not An Employee You Are A Business With One Employee, You. Nobody Owes You A Career. You Own It, As A Sole Proprietor.

Think About It. Right Now, A Whole Generation Of Young (customers) In The United States Has Been Brought Up To Take Computers For Granted. Pointing A Mouse Is No More Mysterious To Them Than Hitting The "on" Button On The Television Is To Their Parents.

The Sad News Is, Nobody Owes You A Career. Your Career Is Literally Your Business. You Own It As A Sole Proprietor. You Have One Employee: Yourself. You Need To Accept Ownership Of Your Career, Your Skills And The Timing Of Your Moves.

I Don't See Merced Appearing On A Mainstream Desktop Inside Of A Decade.

The Internet Doesn't Change Everything. It Doesn't Change Supply And Demand. It Doesn't Magically Allow You To Build Businesses By Turning Investors' Money Into Operating Expenses Indefinitely. The Money Always Runs Out Eventually.. The Internet Doesn't Change That, As We Have Seen.