Over on “Entrepreneur’s Journey“, Yaro Starak has an interview with Steve Pavlina. In Steve’s own words, here’s a brief intro:

Among other labels that apply, I’m a 34-year-old internet entrepreneur, and I currently run one of the most popular personal development web sites on the Internet, StevePavlina.com. All of the site’s content is free for visitors. I have no products, no customers, no inventory, no employees, and no sales. Yet I make a pretty decent living from the site, in addition to other streams of (mostly passive) income.

It really is an interesting interview, though it’s only part 1. It gives a bit of insight into the StevePavlina.com website and it’s content, as well as his thoughts on dealing with Apathy, which is one of the questions Yaro posed. Here’s a quote:

Long-term apathy is a result of confusing perception and creation. People who are consistently apathetic think they are passively perceiving reality when in fact they are actually creating it.

Quite an intense thought, and I fully suggest you read the entire interview.