So many complaints and so little compassion and un
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Posted On: 05/06/2015 12:27:18 AM
So many complaints and so little compassion and understanding. I guess where I come from and experiences that I have had leads me in a different direction.
Having started and run my own business in the past, be it small in comparison, I understand the twists and turns of a new venture.
I look at what we started with and where we have come and quite frankly I can't say I am disapointed in the outcome.
Sure it would be nice if it all went right from the start, but that is dreaming. When I look at the obsticles that have been put in the way and how we have survived I am quit proud to have been a part of it.
If it was easy everyone would do it, ever heard of that before? Well it isn't easy to make money. It is even harder when the deck is stacked against you from the SEC to the Regulations to the Competition as well as those who would profit from the companies demise.
What is really rewarding is making it through all of that, and making a profit for all the investors. Hopefully that will be the outcome but time will tell. In the interim we wait with hope and encouragement. Don't forget critics never create anything, they only try to tear down that which can be, could be greatness. Is that JB's and PTOI's destiny? Well I think we will soon have a glimps at that.
When you have committed as much as many of you have, waited this long, it is time to wait for the outcome. Be it 90 days, 30 days or a year.
But that is just my thinking, I know many share it but are afraid to admit it.
Have the courage to follow through with your conviction instead of being a turncoat like some have turned out to be. I would rather be right then popular.
The trophy does't always go to the fastest horse or the strongest man, but that is the way to bet.
When I look at the guy at the head, our CEO, I have to believe that is the way to bet. This is a self made man, created his own company and has been a success. He has been an invester from the beginning and has increased his investment not only in money but time as well. Do you think he knows something we don't? I think he will take this venture in the direction it needs to go to get the money flowing and create wealth for the investors.
I said a few weeks ago that I believed that we had more irons in the fire then just the one deal. It appears I was right. Now I have to guess just how much more is there.
I once remember talking to John back in the early days. He told me then about the great amount of interest from the corners of the world, as I understand it to be. Just how big is this thing going to be?
At university in economics class we were told that we usually greatly over or under estimate just how far reaching a venture can go. Hopefully we have under estimated just how big this thing is going to be.
But that is just the musing of a guy who has had to overcome great obsticles in life, and made a success of it anyway.
Having started and run my own business in the past, be it small in comparison, I understand the twists and turns of a new venture.
I look at what we started with and where we have come and quite frankly I can't say I am disapointed in the outcome.
Sure it would be nice if it all went right from the start, but that is dreaming. When I look at the obsticles that have been put in the way and how we have survived I am quit proud to have been a part of it.
If it was easy everyone would do it, ever heard of that before? Well it isn't easy to make money. It is even harder when the deck is stacked against you from the SEC to the Regulations to the Competition as well as those who would profit from the companies demise.
What is really rewarding is making it through all of that, and making a profit for all the investors. Hopefully that will be the outcome but time will tell. In the interim we wait with hope and encouragement. Don't forget critics never create anything, they only try to tear down that which can be, could be greatness. Is that JB's and PTOI's destiny? Well I think we will soon have a glimps at that.
When you have committed as much as many of you have, waited this long, it is time to wait for the outcome. Be it 90 days, 30 days or a year.
But that is just my thinking, I know many share it but are afraid to admit it.
Have the courage to follow through with your conviction instead of being a turncoat like some have turned out to be. I would rather be right then popular.
The trophy does't always go to the fastest horse or the strongest man, but that is the way to bet.
When I look at the guy at the head, our CEO, I have to believe that is the way to bet. This is a self made man, created his own company and has been a success. He has been an invester from the beginning and has increased his investment not only in money but time as well. Do you think he knows something we don't? I think he will take this venture in the direction it needs to go to get the money flowing and create wealth for the investors.
I said a few weeks ago that I believed that we had more irons in the fire then just the one deal. It appears I was right. Now I have to guess just how much more is there.
I once remember talking to John back in the early days. He told me then about the great amount of interest from the corners of the world, as I understand it to be. Just how big is this thing going to be?
At university in economics class we were told that we usually greatly over or under estimate just how far reaching a venture can go. Hopefully we have under estimated just how big this thing is going to be.
But that is just the musing of a guy who has had to overcome great obsticles in life, and made a success of it anyway.
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