Do what you love and never work a day in your life

16 Responses

1. Pro Sean McCabe

   Large View: http://seanw.es/H5Zd

   12 months ago

2. Pro Aufiero

   Yessir!

   12 months ago

3. Pro Sean McCabe

   P.S. Look at that @Joe Prince — no Micron in the photo! =D

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   12 months ago

4. Pro Mike Jones

   Amen to this bro!! Exactly how I feel everyday!

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   12 months ago

5. Joe Prince

   @Sean McCabe - you Photoshopped it out, don't lie.

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   12 months ago

6. Pro Sean McCabe

   @Joe Prince Ok fine, it's in the large view—you got me.

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   12 months ago

7. Claire Coullon

   ^ Good, I was going to say this clearly needs more microns. That 'y' descender hugging the 'I' underneath is freakishly nice, I love it!

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   12 months ago

8. Pro Neil Tasker

   very nice and very true!

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   12 months ago

9. Justin Garand

   So true! Fantastic work

   12 months ago

10. Pro Tobia Crivellari 

    Really nice! @Sean McCabe

    12 months ago

11. Jonathan Wagener

    Yes!

    12 months ago

12. Greg Cuellar

    I've found that if you do what you love, it eventually becomes just another job, and your clientele will eventually wear you down to a bloody nub, because they cannot and will not share your passion.

    12 months ago

13. Pro Sean McCabe

    @Greg Sorry to hear that, Greg. They can if you're picking the right people to work with. Exercising discretion in selecting your clients goes a long way towards promoting quality projects with enjoyable people.

    I can honestly say I wake up every day loving what I do—and if that's "work", it's certainly doesn't share the same definition as the "work" I hear most describe.

    12 months ago

14. Greg Cuellar

    We live in the same city, do you work with people locally?

    12 months ago

15. Pro Sean McCabe

    @Greg The majority of our clients are all over, but yes, we do work with people locally.

    12 months ago

16. Jennifer Ybarra

    Ain't that the truth! :) This is wonderful!

    12 months ago