wolvenreign
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- Aug 11, 2010
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So, if you're pulling in $250k a month, it wouldn't be your 'first 250,000', would it?
It seems this 'closure' you're trying to have is you trying to either 1) throw around your big swinging dick (in a way to get PM's from people asking 'how can i do it too?'). or 2) make up a false story because you have not had any success in IM, and thought that people would fawn all over you.
If it is true, you can EASILY post up a check from where you got your money, whether through paypal, or if the big G paid you.
Here is an example (not mine) -
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I don't need to brag about my hourly rate, or what I pull in per year. When you are mature enough, it doesn't matter having to share your 'success' with random strangers on the internet. Your close associates already know your success, and they're the ones typically helping you achieve more. Likewise, it doesn't matter how much you make, because someone, somewhere, is making more.
But I have to say, (if on the far off chance that this is true) you making more per month than ViperChill in his brand new product he is promoting is pretty damn amazing. Unless this is you, ViperChill, then congrats.
I guess I'm just not quite as comfortable taking a picture of my check. (Talk about a dick pic, lol. JOKES PEOPLE, I'm just playing around. Not about the money, though.)
I honestly just did this out of a sense of tradition. I saw others talking about how their marketing journey came to be and thought I'd do the same without revealing my method.
That's all there is to it, really. I don't see it as "bragging", I just plainly stated what happened without one connotation or the other. The impressiveness of the feat doesn't mean that I'm bragging in and of itself. I don't think I'm better than anyone else.
In fact, I happen to think that the vast majority of the way the money system works is very, very random. I was pretty damn lucky, to say the least.
I rented this great audiobook from my library recently, a great listen for anyone interested in stocks, trading, etc. It's called "Fooled By Randomness", by Nassim Nicholas Taleb. And no, I'm not getting paid to talk about that, either.
I do get your point, overall, though. I'm sorry that it came across as bragging. (Edit: Ouch, that came across as really insincere. I meant to say that I'm sorry I didn't write it in a more humble fashion.)
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