Interestingly Bieber's movie has a rottentomatoes.com rating of 65% and an imdb rating of 1.1.
What Every Entrepreneur Could Learn from Justin Bieber
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Re: What Every Entrepreneur Could Learn from Justin Bieber
#32Earlier quoted context omitted.
I've come to believe that many people (like the article author) confuse talent with passion and persistence. If you naturally have a talent for something, you are more likely to pursue it and spark a passion for it. It's much easier to get good at something you have a natural inclination towards. This does not mean that talent is a prerequisite for getting good at something. And besides, having talent is like having…
Certain things require more talent than others. It doesn't matter how hard you practice, you're not going to run faster than Usain Bolt.
That's funny, it used to be that one would never run faster than a 4-minute mile.
Re: What Every Entrepreneur Could Learn from Justin Bieber
#33Once again the famous selection bias... For one Justin Bieber -- whose story so perfectly fit the good ol' American dream it isn't even funny, we've all seen 4564398 movies with this plot already, but I digress --, for one Bieber how many talented, hard working people who didn't success?
What about giving some friggin' facts for a change, instead of same old tired, rehashed, syrupy story not even good enough for Cosmopolitan magazine?
Re: What Every Entrepreneur Could Learn from Justin Bieber
#34We can have some fun taking the Justin Bieber-is-a-startup metaphor a little too far. Like... he better hope that Microsoft doesn't acquire him for his intellectual property and then kill him off...