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by eunikins 13y ago
Great! I hope it helps!
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by eunikins 13y ago
Thanks Yuri. I can see how you may have found the post inapplicable to you since you seem to have it all figured out. That said, if you have any specific feedback or additions to the advice I listed (which sounds very similar to the advice
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by eunikins 13y ago
Hey Yuri, thanks for your comments. I hope you didn't miss the point of my post, which basically gives the same advice your entire post just repeated. Not sure why you seemed to inject a bit of condescension into your last line. The point o
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False Realities of Being Self-Employed(medium.com)
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by eunikins 13y ago
Yes, people are braver under anonymity. Over the Internet there are more anonymous readers who can access a public discussion and a poster's real identity-- thus more chance that one of these anonymous readers are crazy enough to cross the
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by eunikins 13y ago
People on facebook aren't necessarily outspoken, as they have private profiles limited to only who they decide to add as friends. And usually, people remain "friends" with those who share similar opinions (aka circle jerk) because those who
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by eunikins 13y ago
It's sad that our personal info can be used with such malice in this day and age when we're supposed to celebrate the accessibility and transparency of information. That people still cannot be freely outspoken under their real identities be
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by eunikins 13y ago
The endorphins from working out really help -- I've gotten back into yoga and even at 20 minutes every morning, I feel like a more productive person, raring to take on the day. I've found that there are people who just spam-post statuses to
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by eunikins 13y ago
Great point - I didn't even think of this. To add, I would reply to them once or twice a day, in one condensed email that addresses all of their emails. Also - I use Gmail for my business account so I can easily click on the 'Move To.." -&#
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by eunikins 13y ago
Asian immigrant parents produce just as many problematic first-generation asian kids. The middle-upper class asian bubble of a community I grew up in may have seemed affluent, filled with polite and studious kids, but the undercurrents of b