The four stages of success are usually attributed
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Posted On: 01/11/2023 10:27:03 AM
The four stages of success are usually attributed to Gandhi but most likely the quote evolved from at least two other writings of a similar nature and someone, somewhere, combined it into the form we use today. Be that as it may, it does seem to be applicable to BIEL at this place and time.
1) First they ignore you
2) Then they laugh at you
3) Then they fight you
4) Then you win
Sadly, steps #1-3 is where Andy resided experiencing bursts of enthusiasm and snippets of success here and there but for the most part he kept the doors open and laid the foundation for us here today. In all likelihood it contributed to his demise. We owe him a debt of gratitude. He contributed and led a good and decent life. Who among us can say the same? Take the time to send good thoughts his way. He'll hear them and we'll be the better for it. Rest in Peace, Andy.
Today, we are in step # 3.5 - we have been accepted in professional quarters but we haven't "won" ... YET. I define the "win" as nothing short of a buyout. I won't bore the faithful w/ a rehashing of our successes to date. There are a number of 'potentials' out there in the ether that could emerge on a moment's notice. Or maybe we must wait until Q4 '22 earnings about a month from now. Time for another shareholder letter?
One thing I am banking on is 'IT' will happen when we least expect it: a pet/vet market development? a Meraqi/Viant collaboration? CPT codes? Synergy? PRIM? a pr on the S. African Adcock-Ingram shipment? Is the 'B' word permissible at this point? Another thing I am sure of is - I would not want to take the chance of being out of this stock at this point in time. Period.
We are in UNCHARTED TERRITORY !!!
"Sic parvis magma" - Greatness from small beginnings
definitely BUY_MORE_SHARES
Later, WBeacham
1) First they ignore you
2) Then they laugh at you
3) Then they fight you
4) Then you win
Sadly, steps #1-3 is where Andy resided experiencing bursts of enthusiasm and snippets of success here and there but for the most part he kept the doors open and laid the foundation for us here today. In all likelihood it contributed to his demise. We owe him a debt of gratitude. He contributed and led a good and decent life. Who among us can say the same? Take the time to send good thoughts his way. He'll hear them and we'll be the better for it. Rest in Peace, Andy.
Today, we are in step # 3.5 - we have been accepted in professional quarters but we haven't "won" ... YET. I define the "win" as nothing short of a buyout. I won't bore the faithful w/ a rehashing of our successes to date. There are a number of 'potentials' out there in the ether that could emerge on a moment's notice. Or maybe we must wait until Q4 '22 earnings about a month from now. Time for another shareholder letter?
One thing I am banking on is 'IT' will happen when we least expect it: a pet/vet market development? a Meraqi/Viant collaboration? CPT codes? Synergy? PRIM? a pr on the S. African Adcock-Ingram shipment? Is the 'B' word permissible at this point? Another thing I am sure of is - I would not want to take the chance of being out of this stock at this point in time. Period.
We are in UNCHARTED TERRITORY !!!
"Sic parvis magma" - Greatness from small beginnings
definitely BUY_MORE_SHARES
Later, WBeacham
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