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The question of my life, why me? (long backstory)
INTROFunny you suggest taking part in a martial art, I used to train in Taekwondo, but I felt like it took away from my baseball so I stopped. I've been wanting to take classes to re-learn or try a new martial art for some of the same reasons you mentioned. And I'll take a look at that book to see...- AtlaS.
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INTROHey man, thanks for the lengthy and detailed reply, greatly appreciated! I'll take a stab at your suggestions and I think I remember DeMarco suggesting something similar in his book. So once done with that I think I might just end up making a progression thread, because those are always...- AtlaS.
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INTROI appreciate the honesty and as for your question, I'd love to wow you with a major fastlane based idea, unfortunately in all reality it probably will look a lot like: leave my full-time job and get a part-time job due to going back to school at the end of January to finish my degree in which I...- AtlaS.
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The question of my life, why me? (long backstory)
INTROTouche, I actually feel like it's a bit of both and definitely goes on one end of the spectrum depending on the situation, I admit I need to work on not being such a pessimist.- AtlaS.
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The question of my life, why me? (long backstory)
INTROThanks for the response and yes I definitely do agree with what you said, I know you suggest to not to not really focus on the past and focus on the here and now to build a solid future. However, would you say it's wrong to think back on it as a source of fuel?- AtlaS.
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INTROFirst off I’d like to give a big hello to all fellow members and thank anyone who reads my little introduction. My friend recommended The Millionaire Fastlane, after reading it I’m questioning my life’s approach and here I am, a bit over a month shy of turning 25 years old with no idea what I’m...- AtlaS.
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