Has anybody in this forum seen a Digital Currency Employee Benefits program online that pre-dates CRISP for Employee Benefits?
Did some searching just now and was unable to find anything like that.
My search yielded the same, I suppose it's another world first from DNotes.
Found nothing as well. BTW, REALLY like this:
"We are willing to do things others won't do, so that one day we can do things others can't do"
It's so easy for him to come up with these gems!
RJF: First off, very honored to have met you in person! It was also very nice to see Dyna and DNotes. Up until DNotes (the currency) was born, Dyna, DNotes (the person DNotes) and I worked side by side every day. I took that for granted. Now, I just talk to them on the phone daily. I am in Coldwater, MI at the farm, Dyna is in West Chicago, and DNotes (the person) is still in the great state of Indiana. So, it was kinda like a family reunion for us.
"We are willing to do things others won't do, so that one day we can do things others can't do"
The quote above is a thought that Dyna has pounded into my head since I have met him in the year 2000. Since we became joined at the hip in 2004 or so, that quote has been our "mantra", the very heart of the business(s). It is not unusual at all for us to work 100 hour weeks, sometimes for months on end. I was raised on a farm as a worker bee (I think Dad thought slavery still existed!). Dyna was doing adult's work at a very young age on the other side of the world from me. So, for us, work is just as normal as breathing itself. We also refuse to let any roadblocks keep us from our goal. In the five short years it took us to become one of the top dogs in the daylily world, we had lots of events that would have stopped most others from achieving the goal. We dealt with emergency heart surgery, deadly cancer, a failing economy, and several other significant events. Dyna was back at work two weeks after emergency heart surgery. I ran the Fireplace Company and the Daylily Farm from Mayo Clinic for a time. We let nothing stop us!
Smokeys Gardens/DNotes/My Personal Mantra:
"We are willing to do things others won't do, so that one day we can do things others can't do"
Smokey
Excellent post. We started with nothing but totally committed to change that so that we would have something, not just for oneself but for everyone else involved. It is not where we are at this point but where we are going from that matters. DNotes is trending to be a global force, not just for our current DNotes stakeholders but for many around the globe we can be a positive force. Together we can be the agent of change for a better world.
I really enjoy reading the personal anecdotes in this forum when they surface, and the lessons learned from said adventures. The great words spoken in Smokey's post are not just a mantra, but is a life philosophy that will change the lives of those who read it, and take it on board. You really need to have a passion for what you're doing, because if you don't, then I think any rational person would give up when it's hard. That is how Smokey, Dyna and DNotes (the person) ran businesses from mayo clinic.
The wording of Dyna's quote is rather elegant. My father used to say something similar to me growing up that I took on board - but think I misapplied for a wee while - "Successful people are good at doing what other people do not want to do". It's correct in the context that he meant it, but to a young ~12-14 year old boy, it doesn't make you any more enthusiastic about doing the dishes! That said, if you can not do the dishes right, how on earth are you going to run a fortune 500 company?
People seem to think there is some magical formula that exists to be successful, but I think it really just boils down to productivity; that you'll do a task to the best of your ability with the allotted time that you have. Successful people know that time is the most precious commodity; it is the one thing that you can not buy, and the one thing that you can not buy back! I think that is what my dad meant - that just going through the motions in life is the most disadvantageous thing that you can do. Doing something right the first time, means you don't have to do it again. Perhaps successful people put their heart and soul into every task, no matter how small it is, so that they can be the best that they can be. Less motivated people will do it wrong, and find excuses to rationalize failure.
I hear lots of people at various jobs say "I won't get the job because that persons dad is Chief Exec of Ministry of such n such" or in the gym I hear 'going through the motions' people say "I can't lose weight, or put on muscle, or build my arms, because of my genetics" without thinking that it isn't so much about the genetics, but about the effort; about doing the activity right. There exists, people that don't believe mainstream adoption of Digital Currency can be achieved because bankers, government, volatility...x,y,z. Are they just the people in the gym blaming their genetics, before they've even tried with the best strategy and concerted effort to do the activity right?
so...
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"We are willing to do things others won't do, so that one day we can do things others can't do" - DYNA
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"It's not about the time, but about the effort." - TeeGee