Dallas PUA

Was checking out the archives dating back, and noticed there have been close to a 1000 members on here, but just a handful who are currently active. Many have probably gotten burnt out with the game, got a girlfriend/married (maybe), hospitalized for an STD, moved out of the metroplex, etc. A few on here today may not be here a year from now. Please reply if you plan on taking it to the rack strong in 2013. Disclaimer: I will be surprised if this post gets more than 10 replies.

So let's start the list:
-StudeyP
-TBD
-TBD
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It's hard to take it easy on you when you do stuff like this.

I agree that not many people will reply, but not for the reasons you think.

First of all, this topic has already been addressed in the past: viewtopic.php?f=2&t=12422

Secondly, since it appears your post is somewhat of a call-out, I will direct these questions to you:

1. Do you believe you're the right person to be leading this charge?
2. Are you in a position to hold others accountable?
3. If yes to #1 and #2, why?
4. What will make this year different than the past three?
5. How exactly do you plan to "take it to the rack?" In detail.
6. How far away do you believe you are from actual success?
7. Is it any different being on the forum and severely under-utilizing it than not being on it at all?
8. Does making a list and writing down your own name on it actually mean anything?

I will be surprised if this post gets a reply too.

I will be here to learn again.

Come on out. We would love to see you.

The trick to keep a lair active is hosting events at least once a month, preferably twice a month. I won’t be around much due to mostly business obligations so any volunteers would be appreciated!

The biggest obligation is refining the system to better work without me around. When a business grows it’s important to assign duties and proper division of labor to ensure quality of product, eliminate potential liabilities such as internal theft, etc etc…. You want a business that can run without you around all the time because if you have a business that doesn’t run without you around, then you own a job, not a business. Ok, enough of my business lesson for the day…

Again, volunteers to run the events would be appreciated!