This is happening too much... I don't know how to stop it... but if you ever feel like you are at your breaking point, like author on this post below says "Just Stop". I don't want to keep seeing posts like this. Not because it makes me sad, but because I really don't want people going down that road...
Goodbye Jody. You Really Were Awesome
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Re: Goodbye Jody. You Really Were Awesome
#12Earlier quoted context omitted.
Thank you, the author gave no indication of who the hell he was talking about.
It is written for Jody Sherman though, not for an audience. I personally never heard of him, but I appreciated the writing anyway. It is a beautiful piece.
I don't know. Jody Sherman probably can't read it, and it says "Be Sociable, Share!" at the bottom.
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#13Earlier quoted context omitted.
Thank you, the author gave no indication of who the hell he was talking about.
It is written for Jody Sherman though, not for an audience. I personally never heard of him, but I appreciated the writing anyway. It is a beautiful piece.
> It is written for Jody Sherman though, not for an audience.
Actually, I think the idea of "published" on the web means it is for an audience. I appreciate yuvadam providing the context as I was baffled, too.
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#14Here's what can help: Everyone needs a plan B and realistic expectations from life:
The majority of businesses fail, you won't achieve everything at 26, you're not going to get rich, and being addicted to success and fame is not a good thing. Have a realistic plan B, a way to have a normal life like everyone else in the event that your ambitions expire.
My Plan B: Work at a grocery store like my brother, live with Mom & Dad. Plan C: Start an Alpaca farm if feasible, and live quietly in Idaho for the rest of my life.
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#15Here's what can help: Everyone needs a plan B and realistic expectations from life: The majority of businesses fail, you won't achieve everything at 26, you're not going to get rich, and being addicted to success and fame is not a good thing. Have a realistic plan B, a way to have a normal life like everyone else in the event that your ambitions expire. My Plan B: Work at a grocery store like my brother, live with Mo…
That's pretty depressing. I'm just being honest.
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#16Earlier quoted context omitted.
Thank you, the author gave no indication of who the hell he was talking about.
It is written for Jody Sherman though, not for an audience. I personally never heard of him, but I appreciated the writing anyway. It is a beautiful piece.
that's why he also published it on BI?
http://www.businessinsider.com/jody-sherman-the-founder-and-...
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#17Earlier quoted context omitted.
It is written for Jody Sherman though, not for an audience. I personally never heard of him, but I appreciated the writing anyway. It is a beautiful piece.
> It is written for Jody Sherman though, not for an audience. Actually, I think the idea of "published" on the web means it is for an audience. I appreciate yuvadam providing the context as I was baffled, too.
Actually, I think the idea of "published" on the web means it is for an audience.
I can only speak for myself, but I put a lot of stuff up there which is simply like talking or painting or jamming at an open window to me: anyone is free to stop by and watch and/or comment, but I always feel free to be as personal, or incomprehensible, or random as I want to be. I don't get paid to provide a certain service in my personal space, I don't even have to explain myself to anyone; so you know what, I don't. And if someone else posted it to another site, that's something else entirely.
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#18Earlier quoted context omitted.
It is written for Jody Sherman though, not for an audience. I personally never heard of him, but I appreciated the writing anyway. It is a beautiful piece.
that's why he also published it on BI? http://www.businessinsider.com/jody-sherman-the-founder-and-...
No, that's why it has a more explanatory, as opposed to personal, title on BI.
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#19Here's what can help: Everyone needs a plan B and realistic expectations from life: The majority of businesses fail, you won't achieve everything at 26, you're not going to get rich, and being addicted to success and fame is not a good thing. Have a realistic plan B, a way to have a normal life like everyone else in the event that your ambitions expire. My Plan B: Work at a grocery store like my brother, live with Mo…
Plan A: Find someone you love and who loves you, too.
Plan B: Find someone who loves you, and love them.
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#20self-inflicted gunshot wound, according to the Clark County Coroner's office :(
http://www.8newsnow.com/story/20784172/ecomom-co-founder-ceo...