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Hi Bank
It’s good that I see your blog post again. It’s been quite a long time from your last post. Since last 2 year, I have thought the same thing, just like you. So I was changing. I have been doing the long-term online business instead of short-term. My life is completely changed. I have more time to grow my business while all current projects are still making money for me with autopilot. I have time for myself to do something I want and spend time with my family. 🙂

Hahaha very busy lately. I worked my ass off last few weeks. Glad to see your comment here again as well 🙂
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Bank: I wondered on to your blog site after buying a T shirt from a thrift store for my son with a neverblue trade mark on it. I have now spent nearly an hour on your site and gained insight into what you do. But the August 14, 2014 post allowed me the access to “who” you are and the wisdom you have learned about this thing we call life. I am happy that life is becoming for you more about time well spent than money and the balance of having both.
I am a 68 year old artist living in the state of Colorado, USA. Thanks for your tips and the education. My art portfolio is on Redbubble and Fine Art America if you have the time to look. You have motivated me to expand my horizons. Life in all it’ s wonder is still a process. Thank God I am still here to proceed.
Thanks,
Susan Greenwood Lindsay


Hey Bank,
I only just discovered your blog and I am enjoying it so far! Loved your photos of Japan. I’m actually moving there next year.
I totally agree with everything you said in this post. Sometimes I feel burned out and wonder why I’m doing this to myself. Of course, you answered that too – because this game is often unpredictable I feel that I need to keep pushing until the day it all crumbles.
I agree it’s important to spend time with family and enjoy life, otherwise what’s the point of doing this? The problem is getting the balance right which isn’t easy if you want to stay in the game.
I think as humans we have a never ending need to seek pleasure and new entertainment. The shiny object syndrome probably brings people just as much unhapiness as happiness. Because there’s always someone who has something better than you. For me, I enjoy nice things for sure, but I try to remind myself there are more important things in life than a new phone, car or whatever.
It’s good to hear that not all super affiliates are ballers, who spend all their money on flashy cars, hookers and partying.
Keep hustling while enjoying life!
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I really like your comment. My grandma was sick and had been in the hospital for two months. I went to hospital everyday to take care of her. At that time, I discovered that what we truly want in our life was just ready since we was born, the family. Other things are not the real happiness.
Thanks man!
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That’s sad to hear man. I hope she has recovered, if not, I wish her a quick recovery.
My grandma had a stroke a few years ago and it really affected the whole family. I didn’t realise how much she really meant to me until then because it hasn’t been the same since. One person can really change the lives of others for the better. I think we all have the power to be that person.
I think we all take our friends and family for granted sometimes. So it’s definitely important to spend quality time with them and show we that we care.
Peace dude.
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