Originally posted by CyberAge-Dave
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No problem on the questions, I like to share. You get some nice ones and you get some jelouse ones. But overall I have had the same friends for the last 25 years, including Marty here. I think when you have the same friends forever and they are there for you good or bad. That means a lot.Originally posted by sonofsam
I can't say others are nice because who you are or what you have. I guess you might get a few, Marty, what do you think on this question if you are reading this.Comment
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I will, really soon. Press Release will be out soon.Originally posted by martyVPComment
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B.C.
Edge of the motherfucking earth.. .
The red dots are where I was lost, the right dot should actually be up and over further though.
Winter getting dark, alone on the 250R on reserve tank, no lights, no cell or radio transmitter gps etc, . ..uhh yeah.
RESPECT MOUNTAINS and never panic, I was marking dead ends and killing the engine to coast on downhills to conserve fuel. Finally making it back I was almost scared to look in the gas tank at home.. . maybe 2-4 ounces if that.Comment
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From 10 years ago till today, working hard is of course your biggest mission. We got more employees bigger offices but our work got more and more. I am at work everyday and work, then come home and work. It's hard now but I have seen a lot of guys doing it.Originally posted by rickholioHey Dave, cool of you do to the Q&A. Thanks!
What's the most important piece of advice you would offer someone coming in completely fresh to the industry today, aside from "Work your ass off, this isn't an easy job"?
There are so many programs to promote, or do them yourself. Just need to hang in there and not give up. Like when I use to race cars, they used to tell me I just need more seat time, well in this biz, you also need seat time, to sit behind this computer and do what you can best, I am always learning something new everyday.Comment
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First off, i appreciate the acknowledgement,
As to the jealousy factor, that is something most people cannot help but have unfortunetely.
Having money makes you really realize a lot. Its a wild ride, and most off, it isnt as pretty as it may look from the outside.Comment
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what are your initial impressions of PRadult?Comment
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First of all nice picture. But damn, that is crazy. You are so lucky. WOW!Originally posted by aliasB.C.
Edge of the motherfucking earth.. .
The red dots are where I was lost, the right dot should actually be up and over further though.
Winter getting dark, alone on the 250R on reserve tank, no lights, no cell or radio transmitter gps etc, . ..uhh yeah.
RESPECT MOUNTAINS and never panic, I was marking dead ends and killing the engine to coast on downhills to conserve fuel. Finally making it back I was almost scared to look in the gas tank at home.. . maybe 2-4 ounces if that.Comment
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250R crate engine:
I restored the bike starting frame up with gusseting and powder coat [por-15 & topcoat]
shitty pic of both quads:
and of course the fiddy:
nothing like whipping in your yard, not acreage either lol
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Hmmm... sounds like a story or two behind that comment!Originally posted by martyVP
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I totally agree. It puts that confort level in you but the rest isn't shit.Originally posted by martyVP
Very well said Marty.Comment
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Very nice, but I haven't gone thru it all so I'll do that tomorrow. But what I have seen so far. You can have my PR anytime.Originally posted by baddogComment
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Yup, Marty and I go back a long ways, and have been friends for 25 Years or so.Originally posted by rickholioHmmm... sounds like a story or two behind that comment!
He was one of the first pioneers in this industry to set up the foundation for what a lot of webmasters have out there today. It's a long story, maybe we'll get into it someday.Comment
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if there is one thing you could go back and do differently from the day you started this biz till now what would it be??I like turtles.Comment
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Originally posted by CyberAge-Dave
Sounds good . . . if you have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask
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Very nice.Originally posted by alias250R crate engine:
I restored the bike starting frame up with gusseting and powder coat [por-15 & topcoat]
shitty pic of both quads:
and of course the fiddy: nothing like whipping in your yard, not acreage either lol
Post some pictures at my board.
http://www.motochat.com
It's a fun place if you are into bikes.Comment
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Originally posted by CyberAge-Dave
Actually, I was a lot more comfortable when i didn't have the big bucks.
Once you get the wealth, maintaining it is the hardest part. You never want to go lower as a man, you constantly want to progress. Sometimes that can be very strenuous.Comment
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Good question, but I would have to say nothing.Originally posted by sonofsam
Except maybe bought an office building rather then leasing but we always new we would out grow it.
Who new real estate would have gone so high.Comment
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The days of just hanging out at the park after our regular jobs, now those days were priceless.Originally posted by martyVP
No worries, No Stress No fricken anything. I miss those days.Comment
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I'm gonna hit the sack, Nice talking with all of you.
Hit me up any time.
[email protected]
Later Marty.Comment
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Originally posted by CyberAge-Dave
Nonetheless,we were able to witness the "American Dream"Comment
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when you were starting out your business and extremely busy, did it have a really big impact on your life?
personally i've put a lot of my life on hold to try and make something work, i was a really outgoing person and was the kind of person to be out 24/7 with friends etc... now i can't even really enjoy myself when i'm out because i feel like i need to be working or doing something productive... and i only hang out with a few friends now... i think the only thing keeping me sane is having my girlfriend and her being really comforting when i'm stressed....I like turtles.Comment
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Originally posted by CyberAge-Dave
Will do, the domain those pics are on was a popular board but mysql errors owned me twice both times right after hitting the 1k member mark, restores were fucked too due to the errors it sucked. I don't know about databases but hear postgresql is the hot ticket. Im still a .txt man.
Sucks I still have the VB lifetime license etc, we had shit like the first ever quad backflip pics exclusive right after it happened etc.. .Comment
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that was fun.. thanks a nightOriginally posted by CyberAge-Dave
I like turtles.Comment
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Originally posted by CyberAge-Dave
Goodnite and goodluck with the T.V. campaign (Good move, I think)Comment
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Huh, funny you should mention that... there was an article I read recently (I believe it was in MacLeans, a canadian mag) where they said (paraphrased): "The income level for optimum life satisfaction seems to be around 50k/year. At that point you're making enough to be comfortable without anyone jealously trying to knock you down, and there's plenty of room for future growth. Below that and you're still struggling, beyond that and you get caught up in the endless pursuit for more."Originally posted by CyberAge-Dave
Wish I'd known that when I was at 50k/year. Kinda late for that now.
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Thanks again. Sleep well!Originally posted by CyberAge-Dave
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Originally posted by rickholioHuh, funny you should mention that... there was an article I read recently (I believe it was in MacLeans, a canadian mag) where they said (paraphrased): "The income level for optimum life satisfaction seems to be around 50k/year. At that point you're making enough to be comfortable without anyone jealously trying to knock you down, and there's plenty of room for future growth. Below that and you're still struggling, beyond that and you get caught up in the endless pursuit for more."
Wish I'd known that when I was at 50k/year. Kinda late for that now.
I have always said that 150k per year is prolly the right numberComment
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Originally posted by rickholioHuh, funny you should mention that... there was an article I read recently (I believe it was in MacLeans, a canadian mag) where they said (paraphrased): "The income level for optimum life satisfaction seems to be around 50k/year. At that point you're making enough to be comfortable without anyone jealously trying to knock you down, and there's plenty of room for future growth. Below that and you're still struggling, beyond that and you get caught up in the endless pursuit for more."
Wish I'd known that when I was at 50k/year. Kinda late for that now.
HAH, you have everyones sympathy I'm sure.. . As they lick ur ass lookin for a handout!
lamers
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rickholio your sig is fucking great man haha, and i also replied to you on that other place
I like turtles.Comment
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can you guess whats the color of my shirt?
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ok, goodnite everyone im out.Comment
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Hey, thanks... stumbled across it and said "Ha HA! It must be mine! I will have it!"Originally posted by sonofsamrickholio your sig is fucking great man haha, and i also replied to you on that other place
It's a bit large-ish though. I might have to trim 'er down some.
... and thanks on the other thing. As you might have guessed I've got someone (well, a couple someones) on this side that are 100% completely new that I'm doing a little ground-work for. Tales of bootstrapping into the industry are exactly what I'm looking for, for use as educational and inspirational tools.
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