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#4 Because Dean Ambrose is more of an artist than he is a businessman
Amidst all the headlines Dean Ambrose has been making since WWE having made the announcement regarding him leaving the company, Ambrose has been as stoic as ever.
Mind you, his detractors have pounced on any and every piece of negative press this talented young man has received over the past several weeks, however, "The Lunatic Fringe" himself has been as ice cold as ever!
I'd like to add that among the bits and pieces of positive discussions regarding Ambrose in the professional wrestling community; what truly caught my attention is the fact that several Ambrose fans have been noting that he's leaving the WWE because he understands that his recent work hasn't really clicked with the WWE Universe.
Yet another point, expounding on the same theory, is that Ambrose values art over money. In other words, even though he was offered an excellent deal by the WWE, Ambrose chose to leave the company and reconnect with his artistic roots -- something I'll get to in a minute...
