Muscle Pharm Corporation (MSLPQ)

[learning curve]

Euc...thats definitely useful....wish that poster had gone into further depth...what is considered a lot/batch.....

does this change when shipping internationally, is distribution tested, etc....

Not trying to hampen your post...it just is still a little vague.

But as I said before I'm NOT too concerned either way....I simply like the idea that they are doing what is best for the MSLP bottom line today! The sooner they make a Profit the easier to restructure debt and then future goals can be revisted when MSLP has the CASH to move forward.

When I started my biz....you could only imagine the ideas/goals I had....and 90% of them I tried to obtain to quickly resulting in the reverse effect....debt grew so out of control.

Whats even more interesting is that of all those 1st year ideas/goals I still only apply 15% to the way I operate my biz today! You could almost say I run a business "today" that has almost nothing in common (other than what the customer sees as my product/service) with the business I ran 12 years ago when I first started.

My product/service is NOW local, national, and international. I outsource 75% of all rev and I have 10% of the assets(liabilities, depending on how recorded in my books) that I did when I started.

I basically leave all the certifications, memberships up to my affiliates/partners to deal with.

At the end of the day...my partners/affiliates are essentially a member of my company and have been certified by me to deliver my product/service to my client.

The success of any business relies within managements ability to learn from others. It is never beneficial to be stubborn and say this is my vision and I will achieve it.

It's much easier, time saving, and cost effective to learn from others.

Remeber you can't get TIME or MONEY back once it is gone!!

The day you stop listening and learning is the DAY IT ENDS!!