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veryone knows it: passion makes up for a lot of things. “I’d rather hire someone with a genuine passion than skills because I can teach him (or her) the latter while the former has to come from within.” It’s not uncommon for entrepreneurs to reason this way when hiring. And it is absolutely true. Fortsätt läsa The value of interest
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You know how a road stretching out in front of you can feel like the road to paradise, full of opportunities along the way? Well, it can also feel like the road to perdition, full av difficult choices along the way. And sometimes those two are one and the same, like multiple layers of different shades. That’s where I am now. One moment I tend to see opportunities, but more often I see problems. Fortsätt läsa The road ahead
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The last couple of days I haven’t written anything because my mind has been wrestling the big issues of life. There might be a chance to get into the motorcycle industry, my passion, but there are drawbacks and practical issues that must be resolved and I am desperately trying to do just that. On the other hand, I’ve made some commitments that I don’t like break either. On top of that, there is family to consider too. This, in reality a positive situation, is weighing heavy on my shoulders right now. So I had to go for a ride yesterday… Fortsätt läsa The choices we make
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So I had this discussion with a person who not only wasn’t a fan of motorcycles but actually hated the whole idea of them. I was shocked to hear of this but apparently this person could not see the economical gains that could be made by riding, hence they were useless in her eyes. It really got me thinking… Fortsätt läsa Infidels
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You know when a hobby turns into a passion by the way you start organizing your life around your passion rather than the opposite. In a perfect world it becomes your life. That’s how I feel about motorcycles. Fortsätt läsa Motorcycles on my mind…
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Being an enthusiastic motorcyclist is expensive. It’s like one, or in my case two, huge money pits have suddenly appeared in the middle of my bank vault which was pretty empty to begin with. Passing the test set me back quite a few bucks, buying the beasts were cheap relatively speaking but still set med back even more. To that comes all the gear, spare parts, custom parts, gas, insurance and so on. The list keeps growing. But there is one investment that I’ve never regretted: My Scala Rider. Fortsätt läsa Review of Scala Rider G9/G9x