http://trishalyn.disqus.com/A whimsical look at career, marketing, and social media in the era of web 2.0enSun, 20 Jul 2008 11:07:04 -0000http://www.trishalyn.com/2008/06/confidence-doesnt-replace-hard-work/#comment-949568He was "using the force" Trisha wasn't he. There is no disputing that hard work is needed toi stay on top; but once you are on top of your game you can take the liberty to wing it once in a while.<br><br>I just came from a sales presentation where I was told I had to present at the last minute. So I was "using the force" in a big way; and it paid off. Years of talking about what I do and the rest of it has given me the ability to do it at the drop of a hat no matter who is watching. <br><br>And I imagine your friend is the same. If he writes new stuff, which comics dont seem to do a lot I have found, then you can bet the first few times out of the stall it will be sharp, practiced, rehearsed and so on. <br><br>Then after that he will start to have fun with it...<br><br>I do agree that hard work is needed to stay on top of the game, but I also believe that you need to have fun with life. (As much as possible in fact)Daryl MatherSun, 20 Jul 2008 11:07:04 -0000http://www.trishalyn.com/2008/06/confidence-doesnt-replace-hard-work/#comment-799705Harsh in what way? Is it not true that hard work is needed to stay on top of your game?TrishaLynWed, 02 Jul 2008 14:05:13 -0000http://www.trishalyn.com/2008/06/confidence-doesnt-replace-hard-work/#comment-794939Trisha,<br><br>I think you are being a bit harsh there my friend.Daryl MatherTue, 01 Jul 2008 22:03:05 -0000