Comments on: The Memo I never Received http://www.conceptualist.com/2008/11/24/the-memo-i-never-received/ Thu, 11 Mar 2010 21:11:10 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 By: Steve M. http://www.conceptualist.com/2008/11/24/the-memo-i-never-received/#comment-11148 Steve M. Thu, 27 Nov 2008 16:02:02 +0000 http://www.conceptualist.com/2008/11/24/the-memo-i-never-received/#comment-11148 Good to see more new posts; great ideas & advice as always from someone who's actually walking the walk, and not just talking the talk. Thanks for all the work you put into your blog, Sahar... ...and Happy Thanksgiving! Good to see more new posts; great ideas & advice as always from someone who’s actually walking the walk, and not just talking the talk.

Thanks for all the work you put into your blog, Sahar…

…and Happy Thanksgiving!

]]> By: jeff http://www.conceptualist.com/2008/11/24/the-memo-i-never-received/#comment-11126 jeff Tue, 25 Nov 2008 21:54:29 +0000 http://www.conceptualist.com/2008/11/24/the-memo-i-never-received/#comment-11126 sahar, with all your developments your doing, managing things, numerous sites, watching your team, partners, outsourcing projects, putting deals togethers, cold calling end users to advertise i find that very hard to believe your not busy...sure you have workers behind you, but the bigger you get the more stress, headaches you may face... hey, if your not that busy, more power to you. with me personally, i used to be a crazy man running a small business, had part time co workers, managing things...then i had a crashing occurance and things fell apart... the past 3 years i realized that 1. you cant rely heavily on one account, 2. enjoy life and a balance... sure i miss feeling busy, making money and having a tough time in my life as i run a business, work an odd ball shift with a small weekly check.... i believe in chasing your ambitions, hobbies as your developments...i am slowly learning this, getting one project at a time off the ground or try to lol... from my experiences, when things were going great on the business front, the working long hours, overseeing things made me push harder but my wife wasnt happy and i kept on wanting more...seems in my life i had more downs then ups...funny how success can change, one year you feel like your happy and things going ok where you can take the wife out to a nice meal, have the 500 dollars in your pocket, and your feeling overall things you formed from the bottom up... business takes its toll on you, always chasing deals and etc... in the end of things, i am dying to get couple projcts off the ground, i am tired of the cold calling, door to door sales, the hussling and etc...i would rather take the soft sales pitch where its an online business, you can do the google adwords, learn the seo, take one sale at a time and outsource the " cold calling ".... cant wait to see what you write sahar on things and about life, not being as busy! sorry for long post and getting off track lol...i tend to be good on that.... regards, j ps... the great thing about you from what i have heard from others and reading up on you, blog is that you didnt have a lot of cash when you first entered, you know what a dollar meant to you when you came over here, you did a risky move by the credit card and it paid off very well for you... your accomplishments and where your at in your life is by yourself, not family money, not by given things...its all you sahar... more off the topic issues, lol.... sahar,

with all your developments your doing, managing things, numerous sites, watching your team, partners, outsourcing projects, putting deals togethers, cold calling end users to advertise i find that very hard to believe your not busy…sure you have workers behind you, but the bigger you get the more stress, headaches you may face… hey, if your not that busy, more power to you.

with me personally, i used to be a crazy man running a small business, had part time co workers, managing things…then i had a crashing occurance and things fell apart…

the past 3 years i realized that 1. you cant rely heavily on one account, 2. enjoy life and a balance…

sure i miss feeling busy, making money and having a tough time in my life as i run a business, work an odd ball shift with a small weekly check…. i believe in chasing your ambitions, hobbies as your developments…i am slowly learning this, getting one project at a time off the ground or try to lol…

from my experiences, when things were going great on the business front, the working long hours, overseeing things made me push harder but my wife wasnt happy and i kept on wanting more…seems in my life i had more downs then ups…funny how success can change, one year you feel like your happy and things going ok where you can take the wife out to a nice meal, have the 500 dollars in your pocket, and your feeling overall things you formed from the bottom up…

business takes its toll on you, always chasing deals and etc… in the end of things, i am dying to get couple projcts off the ground, i am tired of the cold calling, door to door sales, the hussling and etc…i would rather take the soft sales pitch where its an online business, you can do the google adwords, learn the seo, take one sale at a time and outsource the ” cold calling “….

cant wait to see what you write sahar on things and about life, not being as busy!

sorry for long post and getting off track lol…i tend to be good on that….

regards,

j

ps… the great thing about you from what i have heard from others and reading up on you, blog is that you didnt have a lot of cash when you first entered, you know what a dollar meant to you when you came over here, you did a risky move by the credit card and it paid off very well for you… your accomplishments and where your at in your life is by yourself, not family money, not by given things…its all you sahar… more off the topic issues, lol….

]]> By: Mike @ WannaDevelop.com http://www.conceptualist.com/2008/11/24/the-memo-i-never-received/#comment-11125 Mike @ WannaDevelop.com Tue, 25 Nov 2008 20:42:13 +0000 http://www.conceptualist.com/2008/11/24/the-memo-i-never-received/#comment-11125 Anybody who hasn't been doing something else besides accumulating domain names... Is really really behind on things. Times have changed right under our noses but there are still plenty of opportunities to be had and always will be if you only open your eyes wide enough... Sometimes they are not so easy to come by but you gotta sniff them out.. Search and you shall find as they say, but diversity is very important as domain parking is on the decline, has been and will continue to fall apart as the whole system is broken and development of domains is the only option or selling off completely... It makes sense to further explore all options on the table that are available and at least give them a try... If you want it to work out, it can.. :) Mike Anybody who hasn’t been doing something else besides accumulating domain names… Is really really behind on things. Times have changed right under our noses but there are still plenty of opportunities to be had and always will be if you only open your eyes wide enough… Sometimes they are not so easy to come by but you gotta sniff them out.. Search and you shall find as they say, but diversity is very important as domain parking is on the decline, has been and will continue to fall apart as the whole system is broken and development of domains is the only option or selling off completely… It makes sense to further explore all options on the table that are available and at least give them a try… If you want it to work out, it can.. :)
Mike

]]> By: Daniel Dryzek http://www.conceptualist.com/2008/11/24/the-memo-i-never-received/#comment-11124 Daniel Dryzek Tue, 25 Nov 2008 19:11:44 +0000 http://www.conceptualist.com/2008/11/24/the-memo-i-never-received/#comment-11124 Crisis is an opportunity and we should all treat it like this - not as a disaster. Some will not survive.. but that's how it is in this world. Keep on blogging Sahar! :) Many thanks for that. Crisis is an opportunity and we should all treat it like this - not as a disaster. Some will not survive.. but that’s how it is in this world. Keep on blogging Sahar! :) Many thanks for that.

]]> By: Lou Mindar http://www.conceptualist.com/2008/11/24/the-memo-i-never-received/#comment-11122 Lou Mindar Tue, 25 Nov 2008 18:54:41 +0000 http://www.conceptualist.com/2008/11/24/the-memo-i-never-received/#comment-11122 Sahar -- Welcome back. I've missed reading you each day. You always seem to motivate me or at least make me think. I appreciate that. Lou ----answer---- Thanks Lou! Sahar Sahar –

Welcome back. I’ve missed reading you each day. You always seem to motivate me or at least make me think. I appreciate that.

Lou

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Thanks Lou!

Sahar

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