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There are so many mentors here and I can tell you that I, for one, appreciate each and every one of you. I, like so many others, read and read… and read..
And ask lots of questions. It is very nice to always get honest/direct answers from individuals like yourself.Thanks and I am glad to see that it is not just a ‘pipe dream’ to make it happen.
Good luck!
congrats randy, best wishes in your new full time endeavor.
Randy I wish you all the best
Congrats :cheers: :cheers: :cheers:Brad
Good luck to you! :hithead:
Congratulations Randy!
all the best and good luck!
:cheers::cheers::cheers:
Well done Randy. I’m sure you will look back in 12 months and say, “damn, why didn’t I do this earlier?”
GREAT! :clapper: Nice to see that you are able to do that randy… Alot of pll can only dream of it! Now PARTY! like its your :birthday:
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Randy,
I quit my job two months ago. I couldn’t put up with the corporate world any longer. I can honestly say that the last 2 months have been fantastic. No more corporate politics, no more rush hour road rage, no more b.s.I’m a lot less stressed out now. I’ve been doing a lot of traveling, sleeping in late whenever i want to, visiting family, and living life on my terms. I feel thankful that I finally have this opportunity. I hope it lasts.
I hope the same for you. Congrats.
Hey Randy,
Congratulations and best of luck. You will not regret this move to freedom. I having been doing this for over 5 years full time now. It’s the very best of life I have ever had.:cheers: :cheers: :cheers:
Congratulations Randy!
It’s a big step, and a courageous move, to leave the certainty of the corporate life for the uncertainty of this life…. but well worth it!
You have worked hard to get to where you’re at. Keep it going and best wishes!
Regards,
Congrats Randy!!
Hopefully you’ll have many years of being your own boss.
Congratulations Randy, I wish you the very very best with your new life!
Hope all goes well for you.
Congratulations Randy. This is something that I have been mulling over, whether to take the plunge or not, but am not brave enough to do so yet.
I wish you all the best, it takes a lot of courage to do what you are doingexactly.
the way I see it; you’ve chosen to bet on yourself rather than on the fact that some corporation won’t fire or “lay you off” right before you start to become eligible for any kind of serious retirement benefits: or that the they won’t find some way to cheat you out of benefits you rightly earned. Happens all the time.
And if that happens, well I’d hate to have to learn a viable trade at the age of 71.
Where as this is something you can do all your life, though casinos may not always be in the picture.
I really don’t see a downside, other than you won’t have any free time at work to give me a call and chew the fat.
Good luck Randy.
