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Southeast, married, military, 28 years old, associates degree (currently finishing my B.S.), ~$35K per year (~$55K with the wife's income)
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So far it's interesting. Half of respondents live on the East coast, and half of us are married. Also surprised at how young the crowd is. I wonder if something happens while aging?
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OK- those of you in the upper income categories- tell us what you do so we can apply for those jobs too! Posts: 9728 | Registered: Feb 2004
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quote:Originally posted by feetluvr: OK- those of you in the upper income categories- tell us what you do so we can apply for those jobs too!
Ok,, first the easy ones... I live in the SE, married, 37 years old (actually "young" from my perspective) 12 years and out for me... To answer your question feetluvr... I fell into the last income category. I started my own company from my dining room table risking literally every penny to my name. Damn,, that sounded like a cliche Infomercial line... Sorry.. LOL That was 4 years ago... I now have 12 employees and have done over 1.5 million in total sales this year... We are a Distributor of Military, Industrial, and Commercial board level components and hardware. So after all that boring shit.. I gotta go ahead and give myself a shameless plug real quick.. LOL If anyone is in Purchasing and buys in this commodity, I would love an opportunity to earn your business!! Email or PM me and let's talk...
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On the border between N.E. & Midwest; identify more with the latter. No military background. Single (years behind a bar taught me to learn from other people's mistakes). Income has varied widely, right now in the upper 20's; got lucky, inherited a house on a lake. Bachelor's degree, Psych - don't use it though, prefer working with the well-adjusted. Though cliche, it's true that age is just a number; either that, or I've been a dirty old man since puberty. Can't figure out how I've gotten to my current age of 51; expected to have been shot by an angry father or jealous husband by now. Being a working musician keeps me much younger than my calender years.
As for success: I'm doing OK. Get to stop to smell the roses, set my own hours, read the books I picked to read (a carry-over from college), and spend summers on the water. Suppose that I could be more successful, in financial terms, but that sounds like a lot of work.
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