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I Have An Interesting Curveball
I totally get what you mean, Colin. I don't know why I think this way, but I think I might just have to change my mindset on that. Wade, you're absolutely right. Marketing myself is 100% more difficult. I find it difficult to wrap my head around any tactical steps in regards to marketing.- Arsh
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- Forum: General Business Discussion
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I Have An Interesting Curveball
MJ, before anything, I want to thank you for being extremely active in the community. It's great. The types of videos I generally create are narrative focused ones. So, the one piece of work I'm most proud of is exactly that. The video below is one I scripted, produced, and edited. If you need...- Arsh
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- Forum: General Business Discussion
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I Have An Interesting Curveball
Square1Hype, that is a big mindset thing. It is an issue that I have which I need to work on. For example, $700k seems so out of reach for me that I give up before I start. I think I need to see my actions producing some results before I can assume the $700k position. But, that may be just me...- Arsh
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- Forum: General Business Discussion
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I Have An Interesting Curveball
1> I'm good at it. I'm also known to underestimate myself so I think I might be better than I think I am. 2> I have no idea how to market myself properly. Any suggestions? 3> That will happen after the first two steps are properly implemented.- Arsh
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- Forum: General Business Discussion
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I Have An Interesting Curveball
Hope you guys are doing well, wherever you are! :) I have a bit of a curveball, and I find it intriguing. A lot of people talk about how they want to earn $1M a year or $10M or $1B and so on. And hats off to you guys for knowing what you want. I have only recently figured out the figure that I...- Arsh
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- advice business curve ball goals question video
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Getting Information...
MARKETINGHey folks, I've recently started representing a B2B company's social media accounts. The company I represent is a SaaS company named Drive Business Intelligence. It's a 'customer insights' company for restaurants. They have created a software which is basically able to collect customer...- Arsh
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- Forum: Marketing Strategy
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How How How?
Hey all, This is a very broad and naive question, but no harm trying...right? The scenario is that I've always been into entrepreneurship. At the age of 20, I want to build a start up. I kept referencing to the "Needs" sections of TMF. I think I found one. I feel there is a large need in the...- Arsh
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Anyone in Vancouver
INTROIt's not that great, but I like it haha. I'm always doing something, whether I'm waiting for a bus, on the bus or just got off the bus. So, the efficiency of the transit doesn't really matter.- Arsh
- Post #10
- Forum: Introductions
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Anyone in Vancouver
INTROIt's definitely better in the suburbs, but I just can't stand driving hahaha. And I figure it's unproductive because I like to be working on something the whole time. And if I'm driving, I'm driving. I can't be doing anything else. Multitasking kills. When I'm on the bus, I can read; I can...- Arsh
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- Forum: Introductions
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Anyone in Vancouver
INTROSalmon's good. And this is why I'm glad I don't drive. Too unproductive...and not to mention the fact that I'll be driving a mass destruction weapon among other mass destruction weapons haha.- Arsh
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- Forum: Introductions
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Anyone in Vancouver
INTROHey all. As with most of you guys, I've read MJ's book. I'm trying to adapt to a new set of beliefs. It's difficult to change some of those beliefs, but I think I'm progressing well. However, sometimes, I feel like I need to be around people who are Fastlane minded. So, I was wondering if...- Arsh
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- Forum: Introductions
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Learning C++
EXECUTIONI'm sorry, I hadn't realized that such a page existed. Thank you for pointing me toward that. I will make sure to check it out. Also, I have read TMF. It's helpful in realizing a proper road to success, but I have to "personalize" it myself, of course. :)- Arsh
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- Forum: Process and Execution
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Learning C++
EXECUTIONThanks mate. I will definitely try all of these things, though I do code almost every day (except for 1 day per week).- Arsh
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- Forum: Process and Execution
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Learning C++
EXECUTIONWell, I am taking a Data Structures in C++ course. Secondly, I like programming. I do want to get into the intricacies of programming languages like C++ (it's the most applicable language for designing the backbone of video games which is something I want to pursue). Anyhow, if it was something...- Arsh
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- Forum: Process and Execution
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Learning C++
EXECUTIONHey, thanks for the help. I don't know what my problem is. Though I can definitely rule out several things. For example, I know it's definitely not the syntax. I have worked with Python and Java [have created objects before and I've used properties such as inheritance] before and didn't have...- Arsh
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- Forum: Process and Execution
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Learning C++
EXECUTIONHey guys, I'm trying to learn C++. I've been at it for a few months now. But, the problem is that I have seen literally no progress; not even incremental. I was wondering if you guys have any suggestions to plow through a roadblock like this. Thanks for reading. (Also, if I can do anything for...- Arsh
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