Things are rolling

I was given two pieces of advice this weekend - 1) stop titling my posts as "days" and 2) start actually writing rather than just a simple Cliff's Notes version. Both pieces of advice were right so from here on I'm going to aim to make this an actual blog. Thanx for the tips ;)

With things going as slow as they appear to be (at least to outsiders), I've been asked if I have any regrets jumping in with both feet. In a word, no. First off, things are absolutely flying. Not only am I on the verge of signing my first contract for 88MS, but after my meeting with Kyle and Jordan on Sunday, it's absolutely exhilarating at what's happening with our group venture. With as many as ideas we have flowing, the thought process to incorporate now under one banner is definitely looking like the best option. This may be the first big mistake or the first great move. That's part of the excitement of this - sure thousands of others have been down this road but there's no real right or wrong way to climb this mountain. In a nutshell, even if it's the wrong move then fine. We'll recognize it and re-strategize. The goal here is to live the next couple of year's like most people wouldn't so we can live the rest of our lives like most people can't.

I guess the first lesson I've learned from this venture is that one must constantly evolve in order to stay ahead of the curve. In my mind at least, I always saw this as a partnership between Kyle and myself. We're both smart, capable guys not afraid of hard work and both with the desire to succeed. Great equation if you ask me. But when I go back to the "smart" part, we also recognize where our weaknesses are. That makes it a necessity to bring on people with skillsets him and I simply don't have. We are very fortunate to have friends, family, and associates who will compliment our ambition and drive to succeed.

That's all for today. Another piece of advice I was given was that I may not need to write every day and I may or may not take that advice. I guess we'll see lol.
Cheers!