Watched this cool documentary on Netflix today called "Jiro Dreams of Sushi".....About this 80 year old guy in Japan who owns a sushi restaurant, where prices START at $350 a plate....he's won numerous awards, etc, but hear him talk about being the best at your craft, and always striving to be better, very inspirational...worth a watch...the majority of what he says can easily be translated to running a photography business...Plus it's very well shot, good cinematography....subtitled...but a good watch...not too long either...someone can delete this if they want, just thought i'd share...

here's the trailer... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M-aGPniFvS0

very cool! Thanks for sharing. I don't have Netflix but I'll see if I can see it somewhere else.

Interesting. I found it to be more depressing than inspirational, but maybe it depends on your general happiness level.

Yeah i guess there were some "depressing" parts, but maybe only a few....i'm generally a happy guy... :-)