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Posted by coflyboy on December 18, 2006 at 09:53:30 from (4.226.255.58):
In Reply to: Slipping away posted by Kestrel on December 17, 2006 at 17:45:59:
Throughout my career the toughest lesson I had to learn was the difference between what I wanted and what I needed. In the beginning I did what I wanted to do with no thought to what was needed in the market in which I was involved. I got a lot of hard knocks. Finally I learn to look for a market, or niche, that was not being supplied or was not being supplied well. I finally reallized some rewards getting into these markets. It was not always what I wanted to do, but more often what needed to be done. I guess that I finally learned that since I was not the brightest bulb on the string I had to find a string without too many bright bulbs. Progress brings opportunity. This is the land of opportunity.
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