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Is it ethical to steal an idea??
IDEATHIS ^ ideas are a dime a dozen, execution is everything- Ricoboxing
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- Forum: Ideas, Concept Feedback
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sorry for the tardiness, but better late than never!
INTROThank you for the kind words. Yes I can probably Sorry I should clear that up a bit. I'm out at festivals and catering parties approximately 50-60 days a year (we do a few events in the winter and get the odd catering job in the off season), but from June - September I'm always doing stuff...- Ricoboxing
- Post #7
- Forum: Introductions
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sorry for the tardiness, but better late than never!
INTROHi everyone, I read the book over 2 years ago after finding this forum and for some reason never got around to introducing myself, so hey better late than never. Bit of a background, spent my early 20's as a professional boxer (welterweight) as it's something I always wanted to do when I was a...- Ricoboxing
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- Forum: Introductions
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A great sidewalk example.
Yes I completely agree that taking business elsewhere is the best way. But returning the item and/or making a complaint might actually help that business or store fix the problem (could be an employee) that they may not be aware of. If you owned a store, I'm sure you would rather have customers...- Ricoboxing
- Post #17
- Forum: Mindset and Self-Development
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A great sidewalk example.
I've returned stuff based on the principle. Not because I needed that $2 back, but because the store shouldn't be taking my $2 for something that's not worth the $2 (eg. Broken, defective) It's not always about the money. Sent from my XT1064 using Tapatalk- Ricoboxing
- Post #13
- Forum: Mindset and Self-Development
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How do I turn boxing into an entrepreneurial business
EXECUTIONI love boxing too, I had 16 pro fights from 2000-2003. I'm sure there is a way to turn it into a business, but you have to remember that most people who are boxers come from lower income families. Sent from my XT1064 using Tapatalk- Ricoboxing
- Post #9
- Forum: Process and Execution
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Finally getting out of my slowlane job!
SLOWLANEWell I found this site a few months ago, just finished reading the book and ready to get outta my slow lane job. About 8 years ago, I was somewhere and saw a need. Now don't get me wrong, but it ain't no fastlane type thing (seasonal food business); so 5 years ago I decided to get the wheels in...- Ricoboxing
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- Forum: Mindset and Self-Development
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What type of martial arts should I practice?
OFF-TOPICboxing.... source just look at my username LOL but in all seriousness, the reason why i think boxing is effective is because of all the sparring done in the gym. Thats the only way you'll know how to react when you get hit in the face or have an opponent swinging at you and trying to take...- Ricoboxing
- Post #23
- Forum: Off-Topic Threads
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Health Inspectors
why not just rent a commissary (commercial kitchen) and do it properly from the get go?- Ricoboxing
- Post #6
- Forum: Legal, Tax, Regulation
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Newbie that needs help starting business
$15,000 is really cheap to startup a food shop. Can you not try to book more special events/festivals so you can generate income multiple locations? We started off the same way in 2010 (in Canada so very seasonal). Because the food business is very labour intensive, you'll have to develop a...- Ricoboxing
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- Forum: General Business Discussion
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People who complain the most about their jobs are the ones who never do anything about it
Yup I'm one of those people. I decided to take action and started a side business. Now finally in year 4 I made more $$ then my regular job. I'm gonna quit after I take my family on vacation in April. My business is very seasonal, so just gonna tough it out till May. People always tell me to...- Ricoboxing
- Post #6
- Forum: Mindset and Self-Development
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