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not sure if you told me before and thats why I guessed so closely
know I tend to ask a lot of posters their age .....
I turn 34 in July, still not sure wtf to do with my life
just quit my night job at the Hoe-Tel couple weeks back.
Then I go in to retrieve my last check the other day and the GM asking me to come back
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dude, im not scared of heights... well for the most part im not .Originally Posted by KVB
Close, 40, but I can't tell if this little moment took years off my life, or added to them...
But , you couldnt get me to do any shit like that no matter how much you offered me
like this one below? Doesn't matter how much skill or strength you have....
any cramp or slight cognitive slip up ... and its closed casket .....
I remember you saying you were going through some shit a few pages back. Sounds like a sudden quit, not planned. Unless something is lined up, you might consider the regular pay. But depending on the circumstances I dunno.
I was getting ready to post this vid before you mentioned you're job, it was more about the GIF's, but hey...
I wonder, with practice with safety gear, if I could work up to that. One's thing for sure, as it stands right now, I wouldn't even walk out on that thing. I'd be crawling while giving the beam a bear hug...dude, im not scared of heights... well for the most part im not .
But , you couldnt get me to do any shit like that no matter how much you offered me
like this one below? Doesn't matter how much skill or strength you have....
any cramp or slight cognitive slip up ... and its closed casket .....
This dude has a parachute, I wonder how that turned out...
I remember you saying you were going through some shit a few pages back. Sounds like a sudden quit, not planned. Unless something is lined up, you might consider the regular pay. But depending on the circumstances I dunno.
I was getting ready to post this vid before you mentioned you're job, it was more about the GIF's, but hey...
Ginsu sharp as usual K-Vibbs. Was a sudden quit.
Was a night auditor so no reason to pretend I was making a whole lot of money , lol
but the new GM did give me a nice raise and was kosher as hell with me
and I just up and left them on their ass with no warning .
Bumming about it , glad I got to talk to them though.
Seems like most things end up working themselves out
A tactical fella such as yourself...
Im sure you have a solid work history/ job ....
or have I already asked you this in the past also .. lol
Fidel..I can always put you up in one my shops..You'd be a great asset
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This dude has a parachute, I wonder how that turned out...
would you skydive ?
I would, but Id have to have a rescue team close by for when I pas out mid flight
now heres a guy who has it made.... Jmon's smoke shopsFidel..I can always put you up in one my shops..You'd be a great asset
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what about this guys job
wonder what the "days since last reported injury" tally is up to
I've had my share of opportunities career wise and passed on some. I've worked in investment banking, have been a licensed stock broker, insurance agent and have worked independently on some things. I like the residual income sort of work. Do the work and then maintain for future pay.
I work the sports markets for sure but am thinking of starting another business. Given the economic environment and pay for hard work I think network marketing could be a great way to build assets…depending on the company. A solid network will be recession proof.
To me, an asset is something that puts money in your pocket, a liability takes money out. The goal is to get enough assets feeding you each month that daily work for pay can be forgone for a more passive income. It takes a shift in thinking and certainly isn’t easy to do.
Jmon has that frame of mind, I believe, as he has multiple shops. It’s like a truck driver who drives a truck every day for a living as opposed to the truck driver that eventually builds a fleet of trucks. He can go to the beach and still earn income. Jmon appears to be working towards that.
As far as skydiving, again I may need to work up to it with shit like this…
Holy shyt lmaowhat about this guys job
wonder what the "days since last reported injury" tally is up to
Got to the third question then lost, next time I'll posterize that trivia...
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any of you seen TheGiant???
lookin all over for that mf
Hey CashFlow, hope all is well.
so playing Playstation 4 while working with me at Jmons smoke shop isnt in the cards , K.V.B ?I've had my share of opportunities career wise and passed on some. I've worked in investment banking, have been a licensed stock broker, insurance agent and have worked independently on some things. I like the residual income sort of work. Do the work and then maintain for future pay.
I work the sports markets for sure but am thinking of starting another business. Given the economic environment and pay for hard work I think network marketing could be a great way to build assets…depending on the company. A solid network will be recession proof.
To me, an asset is something that puts money in your pocket, a liability takes money out. The goal is to get enough assets feeding you each month that daily work for pay can be forgone for a more passive income. It takes a shift in thinking and certainly isn’t easy to do.
Jmon has that frame of mind, I believe, as he has multiple shops. It’s like a truck driver who drives a truck every day for a living as opposed to the truck driver that eventually builds a fleet of trucks. He can go to the beach and still earn income. Jmon appears to be working towards that.
As far as skydiving, again I may need to work up to it with shit like this…
you know it, just sitting back in the cut eyeing peepsHey CashFlow, hope all is well.
That's what I'm talkin' about...Multiple incomes steams CashFlow. I couldn't think of anything better to do, especially with residuals coming in...
had someone talking to me about online marketing, he moved here so he could be closer to his peoplesThat's what I'm talkin' about...Multiple incomes steams CashFlow. I couldn't think of anything better to do, especially with residuals coming in...
This was 2 weeks ago, havent contacted him back yet. I worry that online marketing is already
so jammed up with thousands and thousands of companies pushing their own agenda .....
but from what he was talking, seems like he had an angle
"If you believe passionately in what you are doing and whom you are doing it with, success is bound to follow. "
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I like the idea of networks. A guy like Edison refined the light bulb but his fortune was made in in developing the power lines and infrastructure that support the bulb, not on bulb sales themselves.
Edison understood the power of networks, he sold his company, General Electric, for quite a bit. I feel online can be a good tool but face to face action produces stronger networks and allows for personal growth for all of us, making the business stonger.
great example, I like the idea of working smarter, not harder.I like the idea of networks. A guy like Edison refined the light bulb but his fortune was made in in developing the power lines and infrastructure that support the bulb, not on bulb sales themselves.
Edison understood the power of networks, he sold his company, General Electric, for quite a bit. I feel online can be a good tool but face to face action produces stronger networks and allows for personal growth for all of us, making the business stonger.
Innovation , leading edge, and pioneering
these are words that come to my mind when im reading your posts
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BUT
it isn't always about "whats the least amount of work I can do"
sometimes you must work hard for your goals, or you will see ZERO results
That's why I mention those residual. That isn't easy work but it's work that pays off. When we add personal growth to the equation it becomes worth it and fulfilling.
We learn, we teach, we enrich others and we make bank doing it. It's about building assets that pay you later. Trading hours for dimes keeps us in the rat race. But hard work focused now leads to more free time in the future.
I feel like you are teasing me here K-viBBs
dont tease me , please me
Dude, where do I get a table like that?
Bruce/50/Bruce/50...
there is a formula to everything you do ....Dude, where do I get a table like that?
Bruce/50/Bruce/50...
but what happens, K.V.B, when life throws you that unforeseen curveball ?
do you bounce back ???
That was sick. He went from like 2 mph to I don't even know in an instant. Life can be crazy alright.but what happens, K.V.B, when life throws you that unforeseen curveball ?
do you bounce back ???
I think when life tries to shoot us off track, and it always does...Ra77er is right, easier said than done...you have to just be like the watermelon and bounce back with authority...
Sometimes its about strength and flexibility...
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