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anxvariety
ParticipantMy definition of being Rich is – having the foresight and guts to put up a web-site that puts the reality in real estate! π
I thought of a question once – if you had a trillion dollars, and woke up one day and realized you for whatever reason that last person left on earth, so really you had all the money in the world. Would you have any problem giving up that 1 trillion for a friend?
anxvariety
ParticipantMy definition of being Rich is – having the foresight and guts to put up a web-site that puts the reality in real estate! π
I thought of a question once – if you had a trillion dollars, and woke up one day and realized you for whatever reason that last person left on earth, so really you had all the money in the world. Would you have any problem giving up that 1 trillion for a friend?
anxvariety
ParticipantRaptorDuck, awesome post thanks! When I posted my question, I didn’t mean for it to be provocative but I thought it could be.. glad you understood. Just wanted some insight on what/how people are doing that are successful enough to live in that area.
I am successful right now in many ways, just not where I want to be with financial security.. I do software development for work, but I pretty much loathe it – I started in this practice area because I love business, and felt that without a college degree programming would expose me to real life business and processes. What I’ve found out, is that I’ve hit a glass ceiling.. and through all of the complication in developing applications, that I hunger to work in simple markets π I’d like to target industries like towing, businesses that are very complacent yet hard to break into. I think that the complacency of many of these old formerly mom and pop shops creates HORRIBLE customer service, which does not survivew in capitalism without serious life support.
Anyways, finances are next.. I just ended up in a great relationship with the woman I chased since high school(12 years). We moved out to Colorado, as a way to slow down the rat wheel until I find my real passion as it relates to earnings.. an easy way to loosen the finances! π
Thanks again for the answer.
anxvariety
ParticipantRaptorDuck, awesome post thanks! When I posted my question, I didn’t mean for it to be provocative but I thought it could be.. glad you understood. Just wanted some insight on what/how people are doing that are successful enough to live in that area.
I am successful right now in many ways, just not where I want to be with financial security.. I do software development for work, but I pretty much loathe it – I started in this practice area because I love business, and felt that without a college degree programming would expose me to real life business and processes. What I’ve found out, is that I’ve hit a glass ceiling.. and through all of the complication in developing applications, that I hunger to work in simple markets π I’d like to target industries like towing, businesses that are very complacent yet hard to break into. I think that the complacency of many of these old formerly mom and pop shops creates HORRIBLE customer service, which does not survivew in capitalism without serious life support.
Anyways, finances are next.. I just ended up in a great relationship with the woman I chased since high school(12 years). We moved out to Colorado, as a way to slow down the rat wheel until I find my real passion as it relates to earnings.. an easy way to loosen the finances! π
Thanks again for the answer.
anxvariety
ParticipantRaptorDuck, awesome post thanks! When I posted my question, I didn’t mean for it to be provocative but I thought it could be.. glad you understood. Just wanted some insight on what/how people are doing that are successful enough to live in that area.
I am successful right now in many ways, just not where I want to be with financial security.. I do software development for work, but I pretty much loathe it – I started in this practice area because I love business, and felt that without a college degree programming would expose me to real life business and processes. What I’ve found out, is that I’ve hit a glass ceiling.. and through all of the complication in developing applications, that I hunger to work in simple markets π I’d like to target industries like towing, businesses that are very complacent yet hard to break into. I think that the complacency of many of these old formerly mom and pop shops creates HORRIBLE customer service, which does not survivew in capitalism without serious life support.
Anyways, finances are next.. I just ended up in a great relationship with the woman I chased since high school(12 years). We moved out to Colorado, as a way to slow down the rat wheel until I find my real passion as it relates to earnings.. an easy way to loosen the finances! π
Thanks again for the answer.
anxvariety
ParticipantRaptorDuck, awesome post thanks! When I posted my question, I didn’t mean for it to be provocative but I thought it could be.. glad you understood. Just wanted some insight on what/how people are doing that are successful enough to live in that area.
I am successful right now in many ways, just not where I want to be with financial security.. I do software development for work, but I pretty much loathe it – I started in this practice area because I love business, and felt that without a college degree programming would expose me to real life business and processes. What I’ve found out, is that I’ve hit a glass ceiling.. and through all of the complication in developing applications, that I hunger to work in simple markets π I’d like to target industries like towing, businesses that are very complacent yet hard to break into. I think that the complacency of many of these old formerly mom and pop shops creates HORRIBLE customer service, which does not survivew in capitalism without serious life support.
Anyways, finances are next.. I just ended up in a great relationship with the woman I chased since high school(12 years). We moved out to Colorado, as a way to slow down the rat wheel until I find my real passion as it relates to earnings.. an easy way to loosen the finances! π
Thanks again for the answer.
anxvariety
ParticipantRaptorDuck, awesome post thanks! When I posted my question, I didn’t mean for it to be provocative but I thought it could be.. glad you understood. Just wanted some insight on what/how people are doing that are successful enough to live in that area.
I am successful right now in many ways, just not where I want to be with financial security.. I do software development for work, but I pretty much loathe it – I started in this practice area because I love business, and felt that without a college degree programming would expose me to real life business and processes. What I’ve found out, is that I’ve hit a glass ceiling.. and through all of the complication in developing applications, that I hunger to work in simple markets π I’d like to target industries like towing, businesses that are very complacent yet hard to break into. I think that the complacency of many of these old formerly mom and pop shops creates HORRIBLE customer service, which does not survivew in capitalism without serious life support.
Anyways, finances are next.. I just ended up in a great relationship with the woman I chased since high school(12 years). We moved out to Colorado, as a way to slow down the rat wheel until I find my real passion as it relates to earnings.. an easy way to loosen the finances! π
Thanks again for the answer.
May 23, 2008 at 10:27 AM in reply to: LifeLock, the annoying guy that gives out his SSN and a $1 million guarantee… #210541anxvariety
ParticipantMost annoying service on the market…
I could care less about my SSN.. I don’t buy into the fear tactics and scare used to drum up a new product and make you respect credit.
If someone reports something negative on my credit report that is not my fault – I sue them. They remove it and pay for my legal fees. Simple.
If someone steals my credit card, big deal. Credit Card companies responsibility, which most people don’t know.. they think if their card gets stolen they have to pay it back. If you don’t spend it, it’s not your money. Credit Card companies were brave enough to create such things as cards, and make lots of money on them.. it’s their responsibility to make sure the person who gets the money is the customer.
I know you watched Good Morning America and they said ruined credit ruins your life.. but that’s just all BS, they’re trying to create respect for credit so you pay your bills on time. Most of the successful people I know do not use credit and laugh at it.
I have no respect for credit and that’s why I try and buy nothing on it.. and my house will not be on credit either.
May 23, 2008 at 10:27 AM in reply to: LifeLock, the annoying guy that gives out his SSN and a $1 million guarantee… #210610anxvariety
ParticipantMost annoying service on the market…
I could care less about my SSN.. I don’t buy into the fear tactics and scare used to drum up a new product and make you respect credit.
If someone reports something negative on my credit report that is not my fault – I sue them. They remove it and pay for my legal fees. Simple.
If someone steals my credit card, big deal. Credit Card companies responsibility, which most people don’t know.. they think if their card gets stolen they have to pay it back. If you don’t spend it, it’s not your money. Credit Card companies were brave enough to create such things as cards, and make lots of money on them.. it’s their responsibility to make sure the person who gets the money is the customer.
I know you watched Good Morning America and they said ruined credit ruins your life.. but that’s just all BS, they’re trying to create respect for credit so you pay your bills on time. Most of the successful people I know do not use credit and laugh at it.
I have no respect for credit and that’s why I try and buy nothing on it.. and my house will not be on credit either.
May 23, 2008 at 10:27 AM in reply to: LifeLock, the annoying guy that gives out his SSN and a $1 million guarantee… #210637anxvariety
ParticipantMost annoying service on the market…
I could care less about my SSN.. I don’t buy into the fear tactics and scare used to drum up a new product and make you respect credit.
If someone reports something negative on my credit report that is not my fault – I sue them. They remove it and pay for my legal fees. Simple.
If someone steals my credit card, big deal. Credit Card companies responsibility, which most people don’t know.. they think if their card gets stolen they have to pay it back. If you don’t spend it, it’s not your money. Credit Card companies were brave enough to create such things as cards, and make lots of money on them.. it’s their responsibility to make sure the person who gets the money is the customer.
I know you watched Good Morning America and they said ruined credit ruins your life.. but that’s just all BS, they’re trying to create respect for credit so you pay your bills on time. Most of the successful people I know do not use credit and laugh at it.
I have no respect for credit and that’s why I try and buy nothing on it.. and my house will not be on credit either.
May 23, 2008 at 10:27 AM in reply to: LifeLock, the annoying guy that gives out his SSN and a $1 million guarantee… #210659anxvariety
ParticipantMost annoying service on the market…
I could care less about my SSN.. I don’t buy into the fear tactics and scare used to drum up a new product and make you respect credit.
If someone reports something negative on my credit report that is not my fault – I sue them. They remove it and pay for my legal fees. Simple.
If someone steals my credit card, big deal. Credit Card companies responsibility, which most people don’t know.. they think if their card gets stolen they have to pay it back. If you don’t spend it, it’s not your money. Credit Card companies were brave enough to create such things as cards, and make lots of money on them.. it’s their responsibility to make sure the person who gets the money is the customer.
I know you watched Good Morning America and they said ruined credit ruins your life.. but that’s just all BS, they’re trying to create respect for credit so you pay your bills on time. Most of the successful people I know do not use credit and laugh at it.
I have no respect for credit and that’s why I try and buy nothing on it.. and my house will not be on credit either.
May 23, 2008 at 10:27 AM in reply to: LifeLock, the annoying guy that gives out his SSN and a $1 million guarantee… #210692anxvariety
ParticipantMost annoying service on the market…
I could care less about my SSN.. I don’t buy into the fear tactics and scare used to drum up a new product and make you respect credit.
If someone reports something negative on my credit report that is not my fault – I sue them. They remove it and pay for my legal fees. Simple.
If someone steals my credit card, big deal. Credit Card companies responsibility, which most people don’t know.. they think if their card gets stolen they have to pay it back. If you don’t spend it, it’s not your money. Credit Card companies were brave enough to create such things as cards, and make lots of money on them.. it’s their responsibility to make sure the person who gets the money is the customer.
I know you watched Good Morning America and they said ruined credit ruins your life.. but that’s just all BS, they’re trying to create respect for credit so you pay your bills on time. Most of the successful people I know do not use credit and laugh at it.
I have no respect for credit and that’s why I try and buy nothing on it.. and my house will not be on credit either.
anxvariety
ParticipantAny of the people in FBR or RSF self made? Interested in the 5000ft view of how you did it.
anxvariety
ParticipantAny of the people in FBR or RSF self made? Interested in the 5000ft view of how you did it.
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