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ashleyp
12y ago
I think it sounds that the issue is he is less willing to compromise or give your ideas a shot. He doesn't trust your input. Sounds like he just wants a dogs body. Wants it all his way?
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ashleyp
12y ago
Work on what your passionate about. Then it's not work.
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ashleyp
12y ago
For me the issue is never getting users. I find that easy. Getting people to pay is another matter.
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ashleyp
12y ago
Really interesting and I've had some eye opening experiences with this. May I ask, do you still play with ideas/how the universe works etc? Do you miss that at all? Also, have you read "The power of now"?
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ashleyp
12y ago
Love a lot of your posts here you're very vocal and well explain. I'm an ADHDer, software developer, avid researcher, fascinated with neuroscience and cognitive science and studied modules of it in university. But I sense you'
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ashleyp
12y ago
Who cares? He gave something a go and gave it a shot. I'm pretty sure his goal has nothing to do with speaking perfect mandarin. If people are going to judge him and spend their days writing articles about judgement on him and giving
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ashleyp
12y ago
You've listed a whole bunch of other reasons as to why your company is going great, inpite of the name. I'm presuming the name's not the most important thing? Sucks that money will be wasted on marketing and branding...but it
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ashleyp
12y ago
Would be good if considers user location. I'm not interested in startups outside of my country =)
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ashleyp
12y ago
Work out what's actually important in life and to you, and LET GO of everything else. Work out what your heart desires, and then the thinking becomes doing very quickly.
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ashleyp
12y ago
There is NO evidence of a cure for Autism. Not even this article is evidence.
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ashleyp
12y ago
Autism isn't a disease...others don't even classify autism as a 'mental' illness. Those on the high-end of the spectrum may feel they just have a different brain, and a gift.
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12y ago
Go for it. Seriously man, why not? You're already regretting missing out on things now, you don't want to look back and regret not making this choice. If you do it and it doesnt work out, who cares? You try something else. If you