Many can’t see opportunities.

When Steve Jobs returned to Apple, he brought along a handpicked General Counsel named Nancy Heinen who also served as SVP and Secretary to Apple, and now board member of VERB Technology Company.

Her aptitude, skills, mindset allowed Apple to grow/florish beyond investors wildest dream. See below - of Steve’s failure and return to success.


No list of famous failures would be complete without both Steve Jobs and Apple. But Jobs’s and Apple’s failure is a bit different than others on this list as the man and the company had massive success in their early years before failing hard. Jobs was famously forced out of Apple–the company he founded–in 1985. It’s hard not to see yourself as a failure after that. After Jobs’s departure, the company itself entered a downward spiral, going from the leader of the personal computer revolution in the 1970s to an also-ran by the 1990s.


Then in 1997, with Apple just months away from bankruptcy, Jobs returned to the company and by 2011 not only turned Apple into the biggest company on the planet, but fundamentally changed the computing, music, and smartphone industries by giving us the iMac, iPod, and iPhone. Think how different the tech world would be today had Jobs let his failure get the best of him. No wonder in 2005, Jobs said, “I didn’t see it then, but it turned out that getting fired from Apple was the best thing that could have ever happened to me.”

“When Rovio [then called Relude] was established in 2003, it was just a normal, very small startup, making mobile games. It was difficult for them during the first six years. They managed to bring to market more than 50 different games, but none of them were particularly successful. They were really tight on resources and money; by 2009, they were really close to going bankrupt. And then came this 52nd game in December 2009, and that really changed everything, as the saying goes.”

Fail forward and have grit VERB!

I think listening both sides of every issue is extremely important.

IMO there has been more of one side posted here for about 3 years now.

I am only here to open peoples minds to the “potential” of both sides and encourage them to do their own independant research and draw their own conclusions.

Thanks for all you do!!!

Exactly stock_observer_77.

Good things take time. I’ve been here 5 years. Did I think it would take this long to get traction? No, but also have other investments that took longer than I originally anticipated. My mis-calculation, nobody else’s.

Based on my research of Rory Cutaia’s background of success, his use of Blue Ocean Strategy concepts that helped him start, build and sell a telecommunications super disrupter Telx, the financial opportunity of live streaming, social shopping, E-Commerce, interactive video technology, I think VERB is massively undervalued and will be successful.

Again all my opinion and others should do research before considering a position.

$2-$3-$4-$5-$6 Billion Market Cap coming very soon!

VERB Technology is going to grow regardless of what anybody thinks. Much like Telx before it.

$VERB Rory Cutaia talking about the future and timing of Market and other initiatives @VerbTech_Co @RoryCutaia @davidmeltzer #livestreaming @AppleTV #stocks #Spotify @Zoom #COVID19 pic.twitter.com/y3czZkzJMl

— CUIN2 (@CUIN2forreal) January 31, 2022

My believe is my opinion.

Your believe is your opinion.

Blind faith is believing in that which you cannot see, feel, hear, touch IMO.

Faith, absolutely, for Rory has been successful and can possibly be successful with VERB through his experience, knowledge and personal attributes. Is this a guarantee of success? Nothing is life is guaranteed.

Calculated risk is what this is in my personal opinion, not a gamble. There is information available that every “potential” investor can research to decide if this security is the right one for them.

Everyone needs to do their own research.

What do you mean creepy?

So true.

I don’t think any investor (including Rory) wanted a reverse split, but it was necessary to get us on a much better exchange and to make the Sound Concepts acquisition.

Comfort does not provide growth, “uncomfort” does. Growth is also painful and fraught with many failures/learnings. It’s a path that few take.

Whether you like him or not, Rory Cutaia and his vision, experience, past huge success (Telx) are the golden goose here.

Without Rory there would be nothing. Good reading below.

https://www.computeruser.com/telx/

https://www.channelfutures.com/telephony-uc-collaboration/telx-sold-to-gi-partners

https://www.thestreet.com/markets/mergers-and-acquisitions/abry-and-berkshire-exit-telx-through-19b-sale-to-digital-realty-13217986

Nobody can anticipate what is going to happen, but with the recent changes in management, I think most are feeling VERB has an even brighter future.

Good day today.

Yes.

Seems things are turning and hopefully we’ll see new and exciting things asap.

VERB’s secret is out:

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/verb-tech_socialshopping-market-activity-6893962440694992896-Q_vQ

Just nibbling around the edges of the World E-Retail Sales from 2020

1/10th of 1% = $4,200,000,000 Yearly Revenue
2/10th of 1% = $8,400,000,000 Yearly Revenue

All my opinion and do your own research and due diligence.

Seems investor sentiment is on the rise.

Lagging indicators are no longer as effective in a post COVID-19 business world.

Leading indicators here are very positive IMO. Others will have to research for themselves.

Rory Cutaia talking about the future

$VERB Rory Cutaia talking about the future and timing of Market and other initiatives @VerbTech_Co @RoryCutaia @davidmeltzer #livestreaming @AppleTV #stocks #Spotify @Zoom #COVID19 pic.twitter.com/y3czZkzJMl

— CUIN2 (@CUIN2forreal) January 31, 2022

Morning

Telx $0 to $215,000,000 sale in less than 6 years. I’ll take that kind of screw up everyday and twice on Sunday.

I don’t believe so.

https://www.computeruser.com/telx/

I don’t give investment advice.

Every investor needs to do their own research and decide for themselves which securities are for them.

I respectfully disagree.

When I first started investing here we had:
1) Zero revenue
2) One application that was interesting, but not perfect
3) Toxic convertible debt
4) Much higher outstanding share count
5) 7 - 8 employees
6) No users or revenue generating clients
7) Few investors (retail but no institutional investors)

Things have changed tremendously and we have clients in 60 countries, several
innovative applications, 200 employees, great share count, millions in revenue, many hundreds of thousands of users, increasing retail and institutional investor base.

Market and VERBtv have not yet been released, but I believe they will only enhance our value. IMO, we are currently severely undervalued compared to our peers, and have been for 3-4 years. Things will change IMO.

Where does it say any of that in the message/post?

My point is simple and one which many who have been successful understand, you don’t give up when the going gets tough. I am speaking to Rory Cutaia’s character and ability to get things done.

You are free to ignore my opinions.

But, we all have bias in every decision we make, I’m definitely no different.

The bigger future is how my mind thinks. Go big or go home. Start with the end in mind.

Everyone should do their own research here.

Here’s a good piece from a young Rory Cutaia, CEO/President, Founder, Chairman of Telx. Notice the word “marketplace” in the article. Seems like a blueprint in my opinion.

https://www.computeruser.com/telx/

No need…Rory’s got this.

Becoming wealthy is not for everyone…it take immense patience, sacrifice, failure, ridicule and doubt (by everyone around you), perseverance, grit and vision in order to succeed.

Only a handful on this earth can do that.

We are good.

A “breakout” is truly a return to previous share prices, then we go beyond.

Anything is possible and nothing is impossible.

Very good read about Telx, Rory Cutaia’s first telcom startup.

https://www.computeruser.com/telx/

Very true.

None of what any of us believe is a guarantee to success for VERB (opinions vary greatly) all we can do is hypothesize based on what we BELIEVE to be true. That’s why individual due diligence is so important.

The post you provided certainly didn’t anticipate COVID-19 or the need to create Market.

If any of us could know the future, we would wait to invest in any security until we can maximize profit opportunity, right?

All my opinion, but I believe VERB will be bigger than Rory’s first successful telecom startup Telx.

1/10 of 1% (which I can show as .001) will be $4,200,000,000 Billion of the total $4,200,000,000,000 Trillion.

I shouldn’t have used % after .001, but I think most understood the opportunity regardless.

And 1/10 of .01% = $4,200,000,000 like I said

Lol. You may want to get a better calculator.

Endless possibilities with VERB

Great to see activity here too. Highly visible board regardless of opinions.

Lots of activity happening and seems VERB team is working 24/7

New

Is 9 days a lot?