What’s Your Game?
positivelypositive.comhave boundaries, other players, connections and outcomes. You can switch from one set of trappings to another much more easily than you imagine, particularly if you focus on the basic building blocks of your game instead of the outward appearance.If someone takes away your playing piece, don’t fall into the trap of deciding you can’t play a game any longer.If someone tries to persuade you that the game is to make as much money as possible, realize that they need more insight and imagination.Whenever you can, it might pay to seek to create a game that works for you and for those you seek to serve.
Because those games are the sustainable ones and the ones that you can play for a long time to come.*Originally published on sethsblog.Seth Godin .
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