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Date Posted: 11:44:35 04/11/06 Tue
Author: Jes
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Re: Radical Sabbatical not Cleveland Party
In reply to: Jes 's message, "Radical Sabbatical not Cleveland Party" on 10:08:30 04/10/06 Mon

The ideas you guys are coming up with are interesting and show me that I must be representing myself true on these pages, because they're all right on.

I can't leave my family behind though and I am stuck in a mortgage. And I don't have alot of $ to back me up. So my ideas are much smaller scaled.

But A Light - if I didn't have a son depending on me, I would have been down there months ago.

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[> Re: Radical Sabbatical not Cleveland Party -- chrys, 19:23:27 04/11/06 Tue [1]

jes,

what about starting your own business or something? maybe doing those tours, or combining that with a couple other things and making a company out of it? the reason i suggest that is you seem to be an extremely self-motivated person, and better than most of us are with handling finances. i still am so impressed that you could get a house at 23, so very few people can say anything like that. i've always thought of you as very skilled in practical matters, and if you had your own business or with a few friends/partners in crime, or independently, i could see you being very good at that, and applying those skills to something you are really interested in doing. there are ways to findh elp for small businesses.

anyway i'm sure whatever you figure out will be awesome, just the risk and the daring and the courage is enough to make it surely awesome.

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