Re: secretary?

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How do you know if someone is doing just fine? Many people have
staggering debts but appear well off. Many solos borrow heavily. Small
business is tough, especially in the early years. Student loan debt and
children only make it harder. Some people are better off waiting until
they are financially sound before embarking on a solo career.
On 11/04/06, randy wrote:
> On 10/31/06, Henry McShtaffenstein wrote:
>> I can't afford any type of secretary. I don't make enough money
>> really. I have lots of lawyers in my immediate vicinity. I cant
>> really generate regular cash flow. I took my son to the ballgame
>> this weekend, and I had to buy him a regular hot dog, even though he
>> wanted a foot long. I made him share the hot dog with me, as I had
>> not eaten in 3 days. I am independent though and freedom is
>> valuable to me. I am an attorney and that gives me status. I have
>> lots of student loans, so my small profit goes to pay a rich
>> banker's mistress' massage school tuition, instead of to spend on my
>> needs. I love being a solo though because I am able to make a
>> difference in my community and help people. I could have done that
>> though by being a cop or firefighter, or just volunteering at a food
>> bank, and I wouldnt have all this debt.
>>
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> OK, I recognize you," L."
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> Will you please answer me a couple of questions? I know of solos who
> graduated from my fourth tier school here in attorney-saturated
Houston
> who are doing just fine. Why not you? OK, so, were your grades really
> crappy? Are you clinically depressed? It happens, ya know. It ain't
> your fault. I can tell be the way you write that you are intelligent.
>
> What exactly have you done to better your situation? I have been
> reading this board for years and have seen many helpful posts. But I
> have NEVER seen ONE THING from you that describes in any way exactly
> what you have done to try to get work.
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