Nah. Everything in the book came from this forum. This isn’t a place for advertising.
Well, there was also an implied question in there - I wanted to know who the thief is, wanted everyone to know actually.
Edit: @DisplacedTexan
Let’s be certain it is the same book you’re thinking of before casting shade that way…
If you can’t put two and two together on this one then there’s not much I can do to help you.
Find me a book written by a veteran of the industry with credentials that can’t be denied and I’ll be glad to read it. Otherwise, they’re all written by newbies with secondhand information that they either stole or completely made up. This isn’t CSI. It’s plain as day which book were talking about here.
I’m not going to give that dishonorable person the limelight for anything. He doesn’t deserve it. He came here as a wolf in sheep’s clothing with full intentions to use this place to make a quick buck. Meanwhile, others have been here freely giving their time and energy to help others succeed in this field and never asked anything in return. In fact, the scumbag even sent me a token of appreciation for helping him in his earliest days. After his reprehensible behavior here recently I threw that thing straight in the trash where it belongs.
The only person I can think of, is still a member on this forum, so I must be mistaken…
I wouldn’t know. The person I’m referring to has been placed on my ignore list.
Here’s some light reading for those who want to protect themselves from the wolf in sheep’s clothing.
Here are some of the parts I found most interesting.
“A wolf in sheep’s clothing might pick your brain for ideas and then pass them off as their own to get a promotion.”
“Hiding their intentions gives wolves the chance to manipulate other people to advance their own agenda. They know that what they’re trying to do wouldn’t be popular, or it might cause struggle if they presented themselves honestly.”
“They’ll be able to do what they want with less interference if they put on an act. By the time people figure out their true motives, the wolf has what it wants.”
“A wolf will charm you first. Wolves are experts at manipulating the people around them. They appear interested in whatever you’re doing, and you’ll get the impression that they care. After they get you where they want you, they do just enough to keep you on the hook.”
“As much as we want to believe that everyone has the best intentions, it isn’t always the case.”
Here’s the book
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tell me that’s real. Please tell me that’s real.
Few years back we were trying to raise money for a contractor from TN that was sick/hurt. Jon V paid $800 for an hour of my time and the money went to the contractor. Lots of vendors and others were raising money also. Jon has subbed about $250k from me since then. Even relocated to NC. Wasn’t actually a book. Tim Fields did that art work for the auction thingy
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You’re one of the good ones, Mr. Page. I’d wager that fella got more than his money’s worth in that hour.
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miss me texan
Just got caught up on that story. What ended up happening?
You get that stone replaced yet bleachy?
I’ve got the digital copy of this book. It’s very helpful.
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