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It’s not the danger that’s important. It’s the action.It’s not the danger that’s important. It’s the action.
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It’s not the danger that’s important. It’s the action.

“I wonder how deep it is?” It was 1962 when my brother asked this question, two months before my 6th birthday. The world was in turmoil…the failed invasion of Cuba in 1961 was followed by the assassination of JFK in November 1963. The cold war was in full swing and every sane American was searching for Russian spies. But I didn’t care.

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Playing a video game is just like growing your businessPlaying a video game is just like growing your business
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Playing a video game is just like growing your business

I was chatting with my friend late at night and he hit me with this unexpected thought… “Computer games are the proof that people actually want to work." Huh? The people I know that play video games seem lazy, sitting around with their eyes glued to a big screen, talking nonsense into boom mics to their only friends …you know…those other people spending endless hours online playing the same games.

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It’s not the danger that’s important. It’s the action.It’s not the danger that’s important. It’s the action.
Randy BakerRandy Baker

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It’s not the danger that’s important. It’s the action.

“I wonder how deep it is?” It was 1962 when my brother asked this question, two months before my 6th birthday. The world was in turmoil…the failed invasion of Cuba in 1961 was followed by the assassination of JFK in November 1963. The cold war was in full swing and every sane American was searching for Russian spies. But I didn’t care.

CreativityLifechanging Experiences
Facts are over-rated!Facts are over-rated!
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Facts are over-rated!

Today I was unfriended by someone on FB… Apparently I offended him by suggesting we should listen to what people actually say, not what somebody thinks somebody might say. Oh well…

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