Re: The state of the web developing biz.
by "Darrell King" <darrell(at)webctr.com>
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Exactly.
I have to wonder, though....with all that money that was flying about, is
there anyone out there today survived the crash unscathed AND rich?
Probably...I guess every gold rush leaves a few of the early birds rich.
Just hell on the town economy when the gold dries up...:).
D
----- Original Message -----
From: "Marty Landman"
At 06:52 AM 5/30/02 -0400, Darrell King wrote:
>Helluva way to run a business, dontcha think? I remember saying back in
>1998 that I was going to bootstrap my company, and that I wasn't going to
>invest in anything, whether money or time, that did not have a reasoned
plan
>to return a tangible profit. People told me that "isn't the way it's done"
>and that I would never make it big that way.
I know what you mean Darrell. I remember when business was booming and my
prices kept going up, and clients started finding me instead of vice versa.
It was incredible. Yet a sick feeling kept me worrying -- all this money
being spent and where were my clients' profits?
>Guess they were right on both counts. Apparently, the only thing common
>sense buys is longevity...:).
Eh, what else is there? :)
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