I totally disagree.   This topic has been discussed over and over again.  However, you can not dispute the fact that it takes a very special individual to make it in this business. 

<?:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" /> 

There is not a formal equation for success in this business.  Some people come from Ivy League schools and I have even seen one guy make the jump form tire salesman to broker.

Without a doubt, if you are going to be successful you have to be comfortable asking family and friends for money.. This can pose a very awkward situation.  Especially if you are young and you were a complete dick off during the adolescent years- this has been the biggest thorn in my side so far..

Merry Christmas everyone… 

Give me a break

Give me a break

[quote=vbrainey] Give me a break

I hope that you sold life insurance to your family.

Read my quote. At the end of the day it is like most things in life,
mind over matter. For some reason when I get a no, most of the time it
motivates me more, especially when they are rude. 

My point exactly about this “vbrainey” individual…….  Its all right after you wash out I am sure daddy will find you another job.  <?:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" />