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Unmet expectations lead to disappointment, disappointment leads to despair and despair leads to capitulation. Best to live without to many expectations. Goals yes, expectations no.....however I do believe in living in a constant state of expectancy. In other words, I constantly expect good things to happen but without a time frame or manner in which they should happen.
Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication, Leonardo da Vinci
Most people chose unhappiness over uncertainty, Tim Ferris
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I've never been the yearly bird. It's hard for me to get up before 10 am. But can stay awake over night, esp. in a club. Lol.
That's good that business is going up. A lot to keep up with. Business, family and trading (another Business). That's gonna keep you pretty busy. I'm not sure when you are gonna sleep esp. when madLyfe gonna get there. Haha...
I'm probably gonna be back in Russia around the April next year. Starting my life all over again. That should be fun. Lol.
Last edited by vovan348; December 13th, 2011 at 06:52 PM.
Yes, well, me too I guess... As the owner, we always get paid last right... I need to get smarter and make sure I get paid well throughout but that always hurts the upside and I have been one to take on risk...
Anytime you do come out, I would love to meet up with you. I could take you to the zoo and introduce you to some other warriors... haha..
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Due to kids, I am not as much fun any longer, but I can point you in the direction of workout buddies who never come home to sleep prior to the 8am workouts.. haha.. They smell like a liquor cabinet... But somehow can still workout?
I know the pain of handing out paychecks and waiting to write myself one.......seems the employees never remember they got paid all along during the process and resent the ones I wrote myself when it came time to take the rewards from the risk I took. I offered to cut them in on the deal if they would work for zero along with me for the time it took to bring a project to a profitable close. No takers...so I told them to be quiet and go back to work. Thats the last I heard of it. But yes, paying yourself even a token salary during a project is important.
Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication, Leonardo da Vinci
Most people chose unhappiness over uncertainty, Tim Ferris
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I have not learned that lesson yet.. 6 years and counting... In bed by 12:30 or 1 up by 6... Now, if I could only figure out how to get by without any sleep at all..... that would be sweet..... I would have more time to trade and play video games!!
I need to get smarter and make sure I get paid well throughout but that always hurts the upside and I have been one to take on risk... 
haha..
dont believe anything you hear and only half of what you see 
not to many things better than that!
