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    The Foundation Dude

    LANDFILL 
    I still didn't mention it on this forum, but my first "business venture" was when I was like 10-12 years old. Me and my friends at the time would go out next to this beautiful river. We even had a small plastic register with some cash in it. We brought some of our toys, made a stand with some...
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    The Foundation Dude

    LANDFILL 
    You so popular :cool: All work leads to success eventually (6 months - 1 year - 2 years - 5 years - 10 years -15 years even 20 yars) Depends on free time you have to dedicate, your knowledge, your beliefs, your commitment and what are you trying to accomplish. All the information is out there.
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    Progress Thread: Losing Weight

    HEALTH 
    Good job! If you can motivate yourself to do it for the first 3-4 months then you'll stop needing motivation until you hit a plateau. I used to smoke a lot of weed when I was 16 and I ate once a day. At 19 years old I was like 135 lbs, skin and bones. Then I hit the gym, went for almost 3 months...
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    That Obsessive Feeling...is it the Missing Ingredient Needed for Success?

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    @BGLefty MJ had an idea after years of failures. It was probably the same case for everyone else. I thought I needed THE idea until others on this forum made me realize that the idea comes through practice and mastery while doing and failing.
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    The Foundation Dude

    LANDFILL 
    Let me start with a great quote from Third Circle Theory: "When you reach the Visionary stage in the Third Circle, you are keenly aware of your surroundings and are very analytical of the information presented to you. You see what you are not shown or told, rather than what is presented. A great...
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    The Foundation Dude

    LANDFILL 
    @Fendaril There are 2 podcasts that Pat Flynn did with Dane Maxwell on www.smartpassiveincome.com Check it out.
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    [Discussion] Are you an outsider too?

    PEOPLE 
    She does it pretty often.
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    In need of some tough love

    HOT! 
    Interesting. I was looking for other people in my city and mastermind groups but wasn't successful so far. How do you start a mastermind group and what are the best ways to find people to engage?
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    [Discussion] Are you an outsider too?

    PEOPLE 
    Create a new thread. Then when choosing forum choose: Introductions and networking. You should get a marker that says New Member Intro next to your title. Write little bit about yourself, how did you find this forum, why did you join, what are your past experiences. Anything you want.
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    [Discussion] Are you an outsider too?

    PEOPLE 
    I felt the same and thought I was the problem until I realized that I am just more curious than others and if I give in to peer pressure, it will just make me miserable. If you want to fit in society and play by it's rules, then ignorance is bliss. I don't fit in most of the groups because they...
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    Finding needs and ideas for people who are searching

    IDEA 
    I am currently developing an app and I have never developed anything like this and my knowledge is currently limited. So while searching for solutions for my coding problems, I was thinking at the same time about needs. The best place to start looking (if you have nothing) is in Maslow's Needs...
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    Entering The Fastlane With Little Creativity

    @NVious These videos are awesome! Especially the second one struck me. I even watched the part 2 and subscribed to the YT channel. I usually question everything, but I never thought about questioning why some individuals were labeled geniuses. Their genius came from experience and ultimately the...
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    Entering The Fastlane With Little Creativity

    I am starting to think the same thing. As you go, you add more and more details into what you are doing and in the end it becomes a completely different thing.
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    Learning to Program is STUPID! (or SMART?!)

    GOLD! HOT! 
    The good thing about programming is that it develops patience and attention to detail. Not to mention that if you learn to code in Java for example, you will know what objects, instances, classes, methods and APIs are in every other OOP language.
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    Waste of Time, Or Nah?

    Based on what a lot of people say on this forum, you are lucky because their friends call them crazy or unrealistic. I can't talk about that from my experience, because somehow (i really don't know how this happened) I got great approval and a great feedback which I really didn't expect. I was...
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    In need of some tough love

    HOT! 
    Personality tests are a great tool to use when you are trying to look deeper within yourself objectively and from a different angle. Sent from my SGH-M919V using Tapatalk
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    In need of some tough love

    HOT! 
    You gave his legos away? :wideyed: You what they say: boys and their toys :D
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    In need of some tough love

    HOT! 
    I love everything logic, but I hate math :D You did really great in guiding him. It is so much easier to figure everything out when we have someone to point us in the right direction. Robotics is great. It is a whole new world that is just beginning. I used to have a ton of LEGO brick as a kid...
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    In need of some tough love

    HOT! 
    I highly believe that fate is in our own hands. I believe that coincidences are universe's way of telling me: Come on a**hole, stop wasting your time, I'm showing you the path, now follow it. I mastered nothing for one very simple reason: I lied to myself. I didn't do it on purpose. I just...
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    In need of some tough love

    HOT! 
    I took a couple of Internet tests, including high society IQ test and pre-tests on couple of Mensa sites (Norway, France and Croatia). Me neither I don't know if I can pass it for the same reasons :D And my scores were just too damn good to be true. That's why I decided to take the proctored...

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