Comments on: Learn From Different Sources, As It Will Give You A Variety Of Perspectives

By: Germ

Germ — Wed, 21 May 2008 18:15:12 +0000

It’s good to see that post irked you for the same reason it did me.

I’ve know lot’s of “successful” people that I wouldn’t trust to spell their own name correctly so this has to be kept in perspective.

Sahar’s main point was simply to take caution because there are so many offering advice who are neither “successful” nor qualified.

By: bonkers

bonkers — Mon, 05 May 2008 22:09:59 +0000

To find out if the person giving advice is credible- all you need to do is Google “Their Name WIPO” or “Their Name UDRP”- then it becomes easy to see who the bullsh#?@!s are.

By: Francois

Francois — Mon, 05 May 2008 10:47:18 +0000

Hi,

For info Sahar renamed his post and the link above is no longer valid, replace by:
http://www.conceptualist.com/2008/05/04/who-should-you-take-advice-from/

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Good response…

***SMO***

Thanks Francois. I have updated the post with the link.

Keep up the great work with Domaining.com.

By: Frank Rudner

Frank Rudner — Mon, 05 May 2008 01:49:50 +0000

So very well written Steve, you just keep raising the bar!

I have nothing further to say, you said it so well!

Cheers to You!

We know who you are talking about when you state “Think Outside the Box” and see what it means through them and there actions.
They both make it so clear every day when when the speak.
CCIN

as MC said it to me in a recent blog you posted
“We are all in this together”
true success is obvious and long lasting

By: RonM

RonM — Mon, 05 May 2008 01:22:30 +0000

I’ve have been blessed with the opportunity to have developed deep friendships with a lot of people in my 50+ years on this planet. I have relationships with accomplished business executives, multi-millionaires, blue collar workers, former substance abusers, and just about everything in between.

I’ve learned from the wealthy and prosperous. I have also learned just as much from those who have not achieved financial/business success, but who have very rich and meaningful lives nonetheless. Some may even refer to them as “failures” but I would beg to differ.

To suggest that people should only learn from from those who have wealth, business success, fit bodies, and/or specific experiences is the advice of a fool.

One can learn from just about anybody. All they need to do is open their ears and minds and put aside ego, prejudices and preconcieved notions.

“average people” who have little money, no fancy pedigree whom have failed in various ventures.