Why are you even bothering with this guy Bill?
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Posted On: 05/12/2017 9:48:12 PM
Why are you even bothering with this guy Bill?
I will give it to him that he writes very well and seems well educated as far as I can tell, but his repeated structure in his responses give away his intent entirely.
No disgruntled shareholder structures posts in the manner he does. All you need to do is read between the lines. His intent is far greater than simply losing money on an investment.
Focus on the positive and address the real shareholders. While a disappointed shareholder may sympathize and connect with his posts in some capacity, I think in the long run here the "longs" have some faith in your ability and visions.
It's always easier for most to jump on the road of negativity. In business nobody ever commends you for hard work and accomplishment. Simply because that is the expected intent, but you can be sure they will hammer you for an unachievement or delay in reaching same. Most can do the first 98% but its the last 2% that makes a difference in everything.
As a small business owner in the turbomachinery and large tonnage refrigeration business in a major metropolitan area of the country, I can relate. Nobody cares that you can fix the equipment and keep it running because that is the expectation of you, but it is the last two % of what differentiates from the rest that makes you successful.
I believe you work in that last 2% window.
Now... that said ..... there is a saying.... "The road to hell is paved with good intentions!"
Sooner or later whether your intentions are good or you're trying like hell, the time to deliver
will come. In the meantime focus on TPAC and revenue and disregard the posts that we all know have an underlying intent.
Go get em!
I will give it to him that he writes very well and seems well educated as far as I can tell, but his repeated structure in his responses give away his intent entirely.
No disgruntled shareholder structures posts in the manner he does. All you need to do is read between the lines. His intent is far greater than simply losing money on an investment.
Focus on the positive and address the real shareholders. While a disappointed shareholder may sympathize and connect with his posts in some capacity, I think in the long run here the "longs" have some faith in your ability and visions.
It's always easier for most to jump on the road of negativity. In business nobody ever commends you for hard work and accomplishment. Simply because that is the expected intent, but you can be sure they will hammer you for an unachievement or delay in reaching same. Most can do the first 98% but its the last 2% that makes a difference in everything.
As a small business owner in the turbomachinery and large tonnage refrigeration business in a major metropolitan area of the country, I can relate. Nobody cares that you can fix the equipment and keep it running because that is the expectation of you, but it is the last two % of what differentiates from the rest that makes you successful.
I believe you work in that last 2% window.
Now... that said ..... there is a saying.... "The road to hell is paved with good intentions!"
Sooner or later whether your intentions are good or you're trying like hell, the time to deliver
will come. In the meantime focus on TPAC and revenue and disregard the posts that we all know have an underlying intent.
Go get em!
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