Two lessons from a long professional life:
- Nothing is for free
- At the end of the day , people understand that it is better to pay for a product or for a
service.
hoptimis
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David_Guest1
(David Guest)
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HOPTIMIS@aol.com wrote:
Two lessons from a long professional life:
1. Nothing is for free
2. At the end of the day , people understand that it is better to pay for a product or for a
service.
I don't know Hoppy. We got the wisdom of your advice for free.
David
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