SWalker26

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by SWalker26 16y ago
Same thing with Jim Courier in tennis. He became #1 in the world in tennis by working harder than anyone else. He didn't have half the talent or strokes of some of the other guys, but he just worked his balls off. It's the same story in jus
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by SWalker26 16y ago
Maybe they're not working hard enough. Larry Bird and Michael Jordan both said they were the first to the gym and the last to leave. My point here is simple: there are no shortcuts to success (other than rare exceptions).
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by SWalker26 16y ago
I love this quote from the post: "If Ron’s awake, he’s working. He can be at a party, in his pajamas, or at the Super Bowl. Ron is always on the job and the network is always on." That's the world I come from. You have to work your balls o
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by SWalker26 17y ago
Resolution 7 - I will not waste my valuable time watching TV or silly movies
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by SWalker26 17y ago
yes, competition is key and obviously so is cash flow (but two different issues). thanks, scott
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by SWalker26 17y ago
not sure my post is inconsistent with anything here. all i'm saying in a nutshell is (i) create a competitive environment, (ii) be disciplined, (iii) work hard, (iv) diligence the guys on the other side of the table and (v) get a good lawye
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by SWalker26 17y ago
in my experience, there is direct correlation between success and hard work. cheers, scott
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by SWalker26 17y ago
i agree, but i think you need a good lawyer (without a vested interest) to watch your back when you're doing deals. a good lawyer can also help you think through some of the key business issues. cheers, scott
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Angel Financings: Legal Tips for Entrepreneurs - Part 1(bit.ly)
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by SWalker26 17y ago
As a corporate attorney representing entrepreneurs, I generally agree in principle with Jason’s position that it is "inappropriate and predatory" for angel groups to charge entrepreneurs fees to pitch them; however, I think it is important
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by SWalker26 17y ago
Thanks Brandon - excellent point. Indeed, Chris Dixon addressed this issue in a recent post here: http://www.cdixon.org/?p=702 . Moreover, I made a similar comment to your solid interview with Andrew Warner on mixergy.com ( http://bit.ly/d