Nice Joe! Michael Jordan once said he never learned anything from winning six Championships. He learned how to win them from losing during the early years....
So Ron, using the logic you borrowed from your friend MJ, it appears that people that have lost some hair (not that there's anything wrong with that ), potentially have a big advantage over the roots intact crowd, right?
So Ron, using the logic you borrowed from your friend MJ, it appears that people that have lost some hair (not that there's anything wrong with that ), potentially have a big advantage over the roots intact crowd, right?
Edit: I meant in no way to condone what has happened and the wreckage left behind. I only was cheering Joe's message of hope for those that may have struck out once on their road to success.
That's why I said:
successful business that provides all that you promise
In the end, we all have to look in the mirror and know what was done was right (which is not necessarily what was expedient).
I don't condone a business treating their customers badly, but those usually don't last all that long.
That said, learning from ones mistakes and making the change so it does not happen again is a good thing.
Good luck, keep your stick on the ice, and know that we are pulling for you.
Just more suspicious activity from Jon and Driver'z Inc. I don't know if this company belongs to Travis or not but he registered the domain name and started the website on March, 18th, 2012. That's just two days after he said he walked away from Driver'z Inc.
Just more suspicious activity from Jon and Driver'z Inc. I don't know if this company belongs to Travis or not but he registered the domain name and started the website on March, 18th, 2012. That's just two days after he said he walked away from Driver'z Inc.
My question is, after all the dust settles, are you going to still start-up / acquire a business?
Yes, what has been done is done, but hopefully you will take the opportunity to dust yourself off, look in the mirror, and chase that dream of a successful business that provides all that you promise.
Here is hope for a better tomorrow.
I wanted to say this earlier, but thanks for your encouraging words. As you can tell, that thought was already in my mind.
Yes, this is my new business, started after the Driverz, Inc. deal did not work out. I had no choice but to start my own business since I already had quit my full time job. Yes, only 2 days later, but I have no time to waste on making a living and supporting myself.
Like I said, I don't want to comment on much, and really just want to move on and continuing moving forward.
Who just says "Im moving to a different state tomorrow?"
Dude this is so suspicious ... Travis, you have never explained why you didn't buy it and then a new business pops up that looks exactly like what Driverz was doing in a different state.
If you left because you saw Jon was shady then say so. Otherwise it makes you look like a crook too especially when you pop up in AZ all of a sudden.
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