Hello ATM !
Sorry I have had so little time for the board recently - too busy with my other stuff and it looks like it will continue to take up too much of my time for some time to come. Good thing that it looks like my efforts are paying off though and reminds me of something on a broader subject that we have discussed before. Now I know it may sound "hokey" but one thing I've learned from successful historical figures is that problems or "mistakes" or stumbling blocks can often lead to your biggest success's. The old "when life gives you lemons then make lemonade!" type of thinking. I know .... sounds "hokey" .... but it is a philosophy that works especially well when attempting some new ideas or applications of old ideas. So many of our modern day items/products/processes are from what others would call "mistakes" or "accidents" etc. Examples are everywhere .... from Charles Goodyear accidentally discovering vulcanization process to post-it notes to cellophane etc., etc.
I bring this up not just because it is currently relevant to one of my current projects, but because it is something that I want you all to have as a tool for yourself .... just because something turns out differently than you had planned does not mean it can't be turned into a positive in your life/career.
The age of discovery is not over people - it will continue as long as folks keeps their eyes wide open and keep their minds open to new ideas and the flexibility to go where things lead you....
OK - who is making some money?
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