SuziQ
Banned
- Location
- an hour or so away
How many times must you people be lead in the correct direction to attempt to solve a problem? It makes me feel like I’m associating with morons. :rant: We have many intelligent people on this site, so it amazes me that everyone is still debating instead of focusing their efforts on a solution. My interpretation of that is ego, hate, jealousy, drama seekers, miserable people, and back to EGO…however you choose to word it. Are we a team, or not? If we are, we totally suc!!! :splatt:
HERE is another suggestion:
You can not think to solve a problem effectively when you allow your emotions to rule.
HERE is the actual, original suggestion again…
An extremely savvy tycoon once gave me some crucial advice; he said something like this, “People make the mistake of thinking too small with their ventures; hence limiting themselves…you have to think outside of the box to get anywhere in life”. He was correct.
Some of you got part of it correctly, but you evidently forgot or couldn’t absorb the first part of the statement, which is that you are thinking too small (no insult intended toward any of the internal sponsors or contributors). Focus your efforts on a solution. That is how you solve a problem. Don’t debate the problems which already exist. :thumbsdown:
Outside of the ski industry, who could benefit from sponsoring a rider to this event? Which industry, trade (whatever) might consider this a potential lucrative venture? Which one might see a benefit via the exposure to this network? Who could benefit this venue…sending it off the charts. Think BIG!!! You should not be limiting yourself to the benefit of one sole rider with your thoughts. Think long term. Let’s see those great minds which are always tapping the keyboard or beating their chests…where are you now? :Banane26:
It’s probably a little to late to get MTV on the band wagon with a live promo beach party (perhaps not), but this is the type of thing that I mean when I say to think big. Yes one lone rider would benefit via the sponsored trip, yet the entire network would benefit in the long run as well. Exactly how you approach and market yourself to an entity will be crucial for all, so it should be done correctly. Let’s see those great minds for the team instead of internal bickering.:brap:
HERE is another suggestion:
You can not think to solve a problem effectively when you allow your emotions to rule.
HERE is the actual, original suggestion again…
An extremely savvy tycoon once gave me some crucial advice; he said something like this, “People make the mistake of thinking too small with their ventures; hence limiting themselves…you have to think outside of the box to get anywhere in life”. He was correct.
Some of you got part of it correctly, but you evidently forgot or couldn’t absorb the first part of the statement, which is that you are thinking too small (no insult intended toward any of the internal sponsors or contributors). Focus your efforts on a solution. That is how you solve a problem. Don’t debate the problems which already exist. :thumbsdown:
Outside of the ski industry, who could benefit from sponsoring a rider to this event? Which industry, trade (whatever) might consider this a potential lucrative venture? Which one might see a benefit via the exposure to this network? Who could benefit this venue…sending it off the charts. Think BIG!!! You should not be limiting yourself to the benefit of one sole rider with your thoughts. Think long term. Let’s see those great minds which are always tapping the keyboard or beating their chests…where are you now? :Banane26:
It’s probably a little to late to get MTV on the band wagon with a live promo beach party (perhaps not), but this is the type of thing that I mean when I say to think big. Yes one lone rider would benefit via the sponsored trip, yet the entire network would benefit in the long run as well. Exactly how you approach and market yourself to an entity will be crucial for all, so it should be done correctly. Let’s see those great minds for the team instead of internal bickering.:brap:
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