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Message: [QUOTE="cuseinchina, post: 844968, member: 3079"] Sure- investors/ hedge fund managers scour the globe in a constant search for new companies to invest in. The amount of due diligence is unbelievable. And similarly, junior people do much of the leg work for a fraction of the pay - its time put in learning and aiming for the top job. A similar situation would be running a major NYC art gallery or an auction house. Always traveling looking for the next big artist, buyers and sellers and never resting because the competition is out doing the same thing. Most big time jobs with big time money involve some sort of relentless pursuit and if you don't have the ability to do it you won't succeed. I just don't see anything special about being a college football coach versus a lot of other big time positions. You do what you need to do to be successful, end of story [/QUOTE]