MR 404
To be or not to be.
Have you ever cut grass for weeks or months at the time for a 20 bucks?
I did, To many times at young life.
Have you ever painted a house and scrape iron fences from rust to be
repainted again?
Done that..
Did you ever had to shine shoes and boots for someone?
been and done that, it pay for my meals.
Did you ever got up everyday at 5:00 am to deliver 50 newspapers to
customers,during rain,snow or shine? surely I never drop the schedule it pay
for my needs at younger age.
Did I ever flip burgers?
Yes I have.It surely paid for my needs.
Did you ever work at a gas station? while watching your friends party and get
drunk? surely for many years. Good thing, I always had my own hard earn
money, my own nice cloth and shoes. While others look like " someone crap on
them"
Did you ever finish High School?
Surely I did, while working my butt off.
Have you ever held a job that pays 60 to 70 thousand a year?
I did and I'm proud about it. The skills that I learn are applicable in every
way.
Have you ever dream of retiring at early age?
Surely, I did and I love my hard earn monthly retirement. I do see others get
up early to work, while Im drinking coffee and read my own newspaper
everyday.
Do I have depend for survival on proprietary or not proprietary hardware and
software?
Partially, I understand the differences. I could make better choices more
wiser, since I learn to recognize them. Still is not a perfect world.
Computers are not humans, just stupid machines.
Would I depend on this for the lively hood of my family? I personally wont,
as long I got people and mouth to feed at home that I'm responsible for.
Reality is other.
So Quit intoxicating your body with fermented beer and wine, and take your
happy soul to work or study!
and yes, I did finished my college degree, got my certifications from
Microsoft A+, Cisco Ccent and my ccna. Do I regret it? Nope I don't, again it
help my me a lot with knowledge, improve my skills sets and decent paying
Jobs.
I forgot to add: Yes, Recently, for 3 years I build my own company, my own
investment, I became my own boss, which I recently sold for a decent profit.
Unfortunately, this former purchaser of the company I sold too, did not
understood a few things; the definition of smart business practices, to work
hard, able to lead and train your teams proficiently and make them technical
savvy with knowledge and to be a team player. My former purchaser was not
capable and could not handle the pressure, the budget, and honor the warranty
agreements. The former purchaser of my previous owed company was a failure in
disguised.
Yes again I'm on my own venture. Failure is not an option.
