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Winston Churchill, 1871 - 1965
This quote rang in my ears as I watched the implosion of the market yesterday. I recalled that I had lost 11 September 2001. As the tenth anniversary of this tragic business, is a good idea to look back and learn. What were the lessons of that day? And what are the lessons of the financial crisis we have now?
A cowboy philosopher, once said:
"Every day above ground is good."
There is something in it. The first lesson we learned after 9 / 11 and was the collapse of my business - I'm still here! I did not melt into puddles. It would not be a toad. I was still able to eat. Being friends. There is always something to say and something to share. I also learned a lesson from the success of Winston Churchill. Just because you're good at something does not mean that you are at the end of the road. You should go ahead. Continue to do things (or new things) that made you successful. They do not stop just because you have something that caused a bump in the number of zeros in your checking account.
And that was my biggest lesson. My success in Hawaii, before 9 / 11 does not guarantee that life was a cruise from here. And my success in Hawaii does not translate into immediate success as the Phoenix. He had a lot to learn, to change many things and many things to think about. He played several times before finding the back of the new formula. And now it is down and the economy, I have a new restructuring. Move my blog and logo. Update your search engine tools. Rethinking the business model for me and my priorities.
This quote rang in my ears as I watched the implosion of the market yesterday. I recalled that I had lost 11 September 2001. As the tenth anniversary of this tragic business, is a good idea to look back and learn. What were the lessons of that day? And what are the lessons of the financial crisis we have now?
A cowboy philosopher, once said:
"Every day above ground is good."
There is something in it. The first lesson we learned after 9 / 11 and was the collapse of my business - I'm still here! I did not melt into puddles. It would not be a toad. I was still able to eat. Being friends. There is always something to say and something to share. I also learned a lesson from the success of Winston Churchill. Just because you're good at something does not mean that you are at the end of the road. You should go ahead. Continue to do things (or new things) that made you successful. They do not stop just because you have something that caused a bump in the number of zeros in your checking account.
And that was my biggest lesson. My success in Hawaii, before 9 / 11 does not guarantee that life was a cruise from here. And my success in Hawaii does not translate into immediate success as the Phoenix. He had a lot to learn, to change many things and many things to think about. He played several times before finding the back of the new formula. And now it is down and the economy, I have a new restructuring. Move my blog and logo. Update your search engine tools. Rethinking the business model for me and my priorities.
