moondogaz, truer words were never spoken. That's exactly why I shake my head at some of the comments that are posted. Comments regarding their size and how it equates to their ability to obtain additional contracts. Nothing could be further from the truth. I guess some look at size as a key to success. Simply just not true. Build your organization as needed and hold your operating expenses down. Just good business. It also seems that the lack of a BIG office bothers some. To me it's smart business, don't get one tell you need one. How about sums expectation that it should of happened yesterday? That's probably one of my most favorites. Moondogaz, as you pointed out, to make a business successful requires tremendous dedication, personal sacrifice. Someone once told me you had to get one hundred ( 100 ) no's before you get your first yes. Gentleman, patience in business is a good thing. Couldn't begin to tell you in the 32 years of being in business, how many times it would have been so easy to quit. Remember this, success is very elusive. Only the truly strong and dedicated eventually get to stand on top of the mountain. Will TADF be standing on top of the mountain when the dust clears? you answer that question, but for now I stand and continue to remain long with TADF.
