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How to Look Like A Fool

August 18th, 2010 by Anthony Kibe

This I had to share. This is an email I got from Daegan today and in case you don’t get emails from Daegan, you missed a good one today which is why I want to share it with you… unedited… because it has a few lessons that need your total attention. Enjoy.

Daegan Smith to Anthony show details 2:38 PM (1 hour ago)

Subject: How to Look Like A Fool

Yesterday I was uploading a few new videos to Youtube, and noticed a video response to one of my recently posted videos. The title was “Why XYZ Guru Is A Scammer”

The XZY Guru this person was blasting was a friend of mine, so naturally I was intrigued. Being open minded, I clicked play to see what this guy had to say. To be quite honest, the first 3 or so minutes of this bashing was actually kinda intriguing.

The guy talked about how XYZ Guru friend was a scammer, how his information was all rehashed, and how he should be ashamed of himself. He had my interest BECAUSE the tone of the video made it seem as if he was going to divulge hard proof as to why this horrible person was so horrible, but then . . . Things took a turn for the worse. Continue Reading

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The Unusual Behavior of a Shop Keeper.

June 16th, 2010 by Anthony Kibe

So, there’s this little store I like to go to, just a few blocks away. I only discovered it a few weeks ago and I’m a fan. Yesterday, I witnessed something unusual, something I haven’t seen in many years… something that got me thinking. Here’s the story.

The shop owner is a wonderful Indian gentleman, we’ll call him Rajish, and he works with either his not very experienced much younger brother (they kinda look alike) but then, he could be the son or the nephew.. who knows, not important.

So I walk in there today and my Indian friend is in the corner chair, relaxed and completely oblivious to the fact that his son/brother/nephew ( I gotta ask him some day) … is struggling with an uncooperative cash register.

Being first in life and seeing all the people behind me, I was starting to get a little agitated, and trying hard not to show it, wondering why customers were having to wait in a long line when the store owner Mr Rajish himself was relaxed in a cozy chair, seeming totally oblivious that we had things to do and places to go. And just in case you’re wondering, he was totally awake, like a distant observer. I know that because at one point, he couldn’t stand the noise from the cash register keys his partner was punching…. “Hit the clear button” he said, without moving an eyebrow. It worked. Continue Reading

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