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Comment on The Unreasonable Manifesto, Part 2 by whey.protein.side.effects

whey.protein.side.effects — Thu, 26 Nov 2009 08:47:36 +0000

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Comment on Ken McCarthy’s Seminars… Unreasonable? by Carroll B. Merriman

Carroll B. Merriman — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 02:28:46 +0000

What a impressive post! I did a kind of blogging for dummies over on one of the CPA Marketing forums and I thought it was too easy for them, but the number of emails I got asking questions just like what you addressed was unbelievable. As young people today we have grown up with computers, but it’s easy to forget that even individuals just a a couple of years older have not! Really good post!

Comment on Get Rich Slow by Osman

Osman — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 22:02:19 +0000

I like all points you share here. Do open source projects using the same tactic? Their products are completely free but they can still make most out of them and even become rich. For instance, Firefox earn millions last year although it doesn�t require users to buy.

Comment on The Unreasonable Manifesto, Part 2 by Kevin Puls

Kevin Puls — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 14:41:23 +0000

Another great post, or should I say…

A great continuation of the previous one!

Thanks again for all the insights that you provide.

In these tough times, we do need to back ourselves into corners so we have nowhere to go but forward- 100% spot-on.

Thanks Again!

Best,

-Kevin

Comment on The Unreasonable Manifesto, Part 1 by Kevin Puls

Kevin Puls — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 14:31:26 +0000

Going above and beyond what’s required and asked of us is what makes us entrepreneurs.

I value the important lessons that you taught us in the “freeline” with StomperNet’s FormulaFIVE- THANKS!

Keep up the great work. Can’t wait to read your book.

Best,

-Kevin

P.S. I mentioned your book to Mike Michaolwicz, The Toilet Paper Entrepreneur”, who I had the pleasure of interviewing. Hope you will give me the chance to interview you as well.

Comment on CTRL-ALT-DELETE by Jayme Mece

Jayme Mece — Fri, 31 Jul 2009 23:27:04 +0000

Right, this is CTRL ALT DEL…
This placing is succinct and brilliant!

At least we have separately the keys that serve us of “ short cut “, something that we will always need in any model, it is professional or personal.
To purpose the corporative model it is always more complex than an operating system of systems of data and computers.
In a corporation or model we have persons inside her. In a computer we have persons working outside and on him.
Then we cannot, because of the famous common sense and the famous emotional intelligence and, because of human (sure) a CTRL ALT to use … never!
We can start to think with more amplitude:
1-If… to beginning, the idea is not absurd, then there is no hope for her. You can believe!
2-Anyone ideas what pleases us, for that very reason it is ours.
3-Any model nothing any more is of what something that we put on of a new truth. Certain models are naked in our minds.
Well, I think that this short cut in the keyboard can be just haste.
Jayme Mece

Comment on CTRL-ALT-DELETE by Jayme Mece

Jayme Mece — Fri, 31 Jul 2009 21:36:34 +0000

Right, this is CTRL ALT DEL…
This placing is succinct and brilliant!

At least we have separately the keys that serve us of “ short cut “, something that we will always need in any model, it is professional or personal.
To purpose the corporative model it is always more complex than an operating system of systems of data and computers.
In a corporation or model we have persons inside her. In a computer we have persons working outside and on him.
Then we cannot, because of the famous common sense and the famous emotional intelligence and, because of human (sure) a CTRL ALT to use … never!
We can start to think with more amplitude:
1-if, to beginning, the idea is not absurd, then there is no hope for her. You can believe!
2-Anyone ideas what pleases us, for that very reason it is ours.
3-Any model nothing any more is of what something that we put on of a new truth. Certain models are naked in our minds.
Well, I think that this short cut in the keyboard can be just haste.
Jayme Mece

Comment on CTRL-ALT-DELETE by Fritz

Fritz — Thu, 16 Jul 2009 07:06:24 +0000

Exacttly what I am doing. Great advice! Think outside the box and if it doesn’t work move on to the next brainstorm and….never ever quit!!!

Comment on CTRL-ALT-DELETE by Thornton Prayer

Thornton Prayer — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 01:49:29 +0000

The major takeaway I see is not just hitting the reset button for your own business and career but also doing a reset on the status quo and antiquated thinking that holds back many professionals and businesses.

Comment on CTRL-ALT-DELETE by Nancy Boyd

Nancy Boyd — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 16:47:17 +0000

You can’t be in the “now” if you’re still in the “then”. Staying present is vital, but you can’t do that if you stay attached.

Also, it’s the Nature of the Universe to change. Unless one is curious about what’s changing — and how — there is little possibility to relate to it successfully.

The curious person has the edge; the successful person USES the edges to leverage “impossible” dreams.