At work, I’ve encountered two very different types of people: those who look for purpose and meaning in what they do and others who have realized the effort is futile. For those of us who find ourselves squarely stuck in the first group, we’re left with the difficult task of figuring out how to achieve such an elusive thing. This discomfort especially plagues my generation and is the driver, I believe, behind the growing interest in entrepreneurship. Meaning might just be found in starting your own venture. Even so, many have had that thought, few have actually executed on it.
