do you have a life?

Claude Hopkins said "A man that works twice as many hours achieves twice as much in their lifetime."

I'm a fan of this quote. I don't think I could ever work any less regardless of how much I earn. I will continue to work hard and achieve twice as much.

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Steven Wagenheim

16 years ago

Originally Posted by JamesJeffery

Claude Hopkins said "A man that works twice as many hours achieves twice as much in their lifetime."

I'm a fan of this quote. I don't think I could ever work any less regardless of how much I earn. I will continue to work hard and achieve twice as much.

Different strokes for different folks. Hey, go for it if that's what makes
you happy.

Me? I'd rather spend my time doing other things.

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sanssecret

16 years ago

Originally Posted by Steven Wagenheim

This forum is part of my play time.

Mine too.

I'd much rather play than work, sometimes the two go hand in hand. Depends on how you define 'play' I guess.

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JohnMcCabe

16 years ago

Originally Posted by JamesJeffery

Claude Hopkins said "A man that works twice as many hours achieves twice as much in their lifetime."

I'm a fan of this quote. I don't think I could ever work any less regardless of how much I earn. I will continue to work hard and achieve twice as much.

A wise man once said, "he who keeps his shoulder to the wheel and his nose to the grindstone ends up with arthritis and a flat face..."

I believe in working exactly as hard as I have to in order to achieve exactly what I want.

Nobody ever looks up from their death bed and wishes they'd spent more time at work.

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JamesJeffery

16 years ago

Originally Posted by JohnMcCabe

A wise man once said, "he who keeps his shoulder to the wheel and his nose to the grindstone ends up with arthritis and a flat face..."

I believe in working exactly as hard as I have to in order to achieve exactly what I want.

Nobody ever looks up from their death bed and wishes they'd spent more time at work.

I like the conflicting quote :p

As Steve said, it does depend on the person. I have a strong passion and hunger for success. Success is never graded at a certain level and there is no limit to success. I don't even consider what I do as work.

Donald Trump is his own success and I'm sure he works the hours and effort as 4-5 men, or at least he did as he was building up. Claude Hopkins is an idol to me, his success is because of his determination and passion. As he said in his book, he could have been a regular copywriter on a regular salary, but he enjoyed what he was doing and that brought him great success and recognition.

If you can make $1000 a day working 2 hours a day. Why not work 8,12 hours a day learning and making more. I'm lucky not to really have a family of my own at this stage, and a girlfriend that supports what I do. Some people have ties in life, I understand that.

Marketing is an ever changing tide, and you need to be on the ball at all times and ever learning.

I'm 26 this year, so I'm still young. When I'm 40 I will probably have a different attitude.

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JohnMcCabe

16 years ago

Originally Posted by JamesJeffery

If you can make $1000 a day working 2 hours a day. Why not work 8,12 hours a day learning and making more.

Marketing is an ever changing tide, and you need to be on the ball at all times and ever learning.

I'm 26 this year, so I'm still young. When I'm 40 I will probably have a different attitude.

Why not work 8, 12 hours a day learning and making more? Been there, done that.

At 26, I was much the same. At 52, I can see the other side of the hill and I want to enjoy the view as I go.

That doesn't mean I won't still put in long hours for something I want to achieve. It just means that I already have many of the things I want, so I manage my life to enjoy those things to the extent that I can.

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Bryan Zimmerman

16 years ago

The "life" now is a lot better than working 10-14 hour days, out in the 100 degree heat 5-6 days a week on a construction site. After going through that, I don't know if I'll ever consider what I do now actual "work"

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JamesJeffery

16 years ago

Originally Posted by Bryan Zimmerman

The "life" now is a lot better than working 10-14 hour days, out in the 100 degree heat 5-6 days a week on a construction site. After going through that, I don't know if I'll ever consider what I do now actual "work"

Ah, someone from a similar background. I remember digging footings for conservatorys working 12 hours a day for £25 per day. That was labor. Internet Marketing, well I consider it a passion more than work.

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Bryan Zimmerman

16 years ago

Originally Posted by JamesJeffery

Ah, someone from a similar background. I remember digging footings for conservatorys working 12 hours a day for £25 per day. That was labor. Internet Marketing, well I consider it a passion more than work.

Yea, now that's work! I built screen enclosures down here in Florida. We were up on 30 and 40 foot ladders all day putting 30 foot lengths of metal together. I don't think I'll ever consider this "work"...a lot less dangerous too

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KenThompson

16 years ago

Originally Posted by Bryan Zimmerman

The "life" now is a lot better than working 10-14 hour days, out in the 100 degree heat 5-6 days a week on a construction site. After going through that, I don't know if I'll ever consider what I do now actual "work"

Exactly, Bryan.

After working in a nuke plant for 11 years in extremes of heat and cold, but
usually heat, sitting at my pc will never be considered work.

Someone said nobody will ever say they wished they worked more in their
life when they're about to die.

Quite a bold statement and presumption.

I'll wish I accomplished more, and if that means wishing I had worked more,
then I guess I'll be an exception.

It doesn't matter how anyone else feels about it, and I don't care how others
live their lives.

I'll work hard as much as possible until it's time to leave this place.

Ken

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JamesJeffery

16 years ago

Originally Posted by JohnMcCabe

Why not work 8, 12 hours a day learning and making more? Been there, done that.

At 26, I was much the same. At 52, I can see the other side of the hill and I want to enjoy the view as I go.

That doesn't mean I won't still put in long hours for something I want to achieve. It just means that I already have many of the things I want, so I manage my life to enjoy those things to the extent that I can.

I will agree with you John. I hope when I'm that age, I can enjoy what I've made in life.

Nice catch in your picture btw :p

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addykho 16 years ago

Originally Posted by Steven Wagenheim

I have a very good life. I work about 16 hours a month now.

This forum is part of my play time.

That is amazing Steven I work 9 hours per week - My 9-hour Work Week Blog.. lol
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Banned 16 years ago

Originally Posted by ankur sharma

The short answer is no unfortunately.

Hey we all don't get the same cards dealt.

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HeySal

16 years ago

I have a life only because my favorite pass time is part of my business. SO when I'm out hunting rocks and gemstones - is it playing or is it working? I like doing something that the distinction between work and play isn't so easy to draw.

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pettforest

16 years ago

Yes, probably I have, I greatly enjoy it.

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malwyn 16 years ago

I have to get one
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kubas

16 years ago

I don't play any mmorpg, so I'm safe I guess.

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glassytaz

16 years ago

sadly I do not have a life. Work work work work.

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scrofford

16 years ago

"If you're going to be successful you have to be willing to give up sleep." "Sleep is for people who are broke." Do I have a life? Only in front of my computer right now.

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Bryan Zimmerman 16 years ago

Originally Posted by scrofford

"If you're going to be successful you have to be willing to give up sleep." "Sleep is for people who are broke."

Those quotes come from an awesome video. If that video (The Hip Hop Preacher I think) doesn't get you motivated.....
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healthconverter

16 years ago

Short answer: Not really.

Personally, I have bills to pay. I love the teams that I work with, it's all a very tight knit tribe that we have here.

I work very hard, and I party hard, but only on occasion. A stoner friend of mine in college once said "It's not a party if it happens every night."

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ThomM

16 years ago

Originally Posted by healthconverter

Short answer: Not really.

Personally, I have bills to pay. I love the teams that I work with, it's all a very tight knit tribe that we have here.

I work very hard, and I party hard, but only on occasion. A stoner friend of mine in college once said "It's not a party if it happens every night."

I like the way your friend thinks

In my younger years, about 35 years ago, I drank and "partied" every night.
Most times it seemed more like a job or that it was required, in other words it quickly became no fun.

To answer the original question, yes I have a life.

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ian sison

16 years ago

hello guys. It's my friday blog..How are you.. my life is like a living Dinosaur... roar..hehe..