WheelsAtLarge

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by WheelsAtLarge 10y ago
Generally, I'm a fan of what Altucher writes but on this point he's wrong. Everything he points out is right but my point is that it has always been the case that the game is rigged. Go back to the late 1800's and early 1900&
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by WheelsAtLarge 10y ago
Yes, these are great. But, I would add ability to promote your talents without being blunt. If you don't no one else will. If by chance someone else does it, it's not towards your advantage but theirs. Also, don't fall into t
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by WheelsAtLarge 12y ago
Excellent, for years I thought this is a better way to tell time. Glad you guys not only thought of it but actually did the proof of concept. I suggest the same idea in terms of one's life- 36 years old might be 50%.
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by WheelsAtLarge 12y ago
I'm having a hard time understanding why she let herself get into debt and complain about it. 1st she could have gone to community college for 2 years and transferred to a 4 year school. Also, living at home would have saved her a lot.
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by WheelsAtLarge 13y ago
Here are mine: 1)Take chances, specially, if you can learn. 2)Start planning your exit plan. Grow by being the best you can be. Once you grow, move on. Look out for yourself no one else will. 3)Make and keep friends, being a loner never hel
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by WheelsAtLarge 13y ago
I wouldn't say that anything in 1995 caused the surge. What you see was caused by something much earlier. Think about the kick in the butt US companies got as Japanese companies started to compete with the US in the 1980's. Many c
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by WheelsAtLarge 13y ago
Quick tip, if you find that you have just enough power to crank the motor but not enough to start it. Shift the transmision to neutral. The power needed is less and it might give you the edge to start right up.