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May 19, 2002, 4:12am

I heard a great thing on the radio the other day. I can't remember who
said it, and since he was quoting someone else and I didn't recognize
that name either.... well anyway, I just thought I would pass it on (and
I'm paraphrasing here):

Some people think that following your dreams is a waste of time. they
tell you to come back down to earth and "get with the program".

But having a dream serves a very useful purpose. It allows your
conscious mind to communicate a goal to your subconscious mind.

More concretely, it prepares your mind to ACT on short notice when
certain events take place that would further the goal of achieving your
dream. By having a dream, you are prepared in advance to go down the
right path without hesitation.

Those who do not have a dream have to stop and think at each decision
point. Opportunities are lost and their lives seem never to improve.

So don't ever let anyone convince you to stop dreaming.

------

And on that positive note I will bid many of you farewell. My cit
expires in a month or so and...well you know how these billing systems
work... you rarely get MORE than you paid for. Since any day now I
won't be able to read or post here I wanted to say what a fine group of
people you are (for the most part). it's been nice sharing ideas with you.

Follow your dreams, whether its in AW or some other VR, or hey...even in
the good old REALITY.

In fact, let me add one more bit of advice... don't let ALL your
dreaming be based on VR. There are lots of problems to tackle out here
in the real world too. Keep things in perspective, even when you are
following your dreams. :)

Peace !

macB

May 19, 2002, 6:12am

Go in peace my friend. And keep on dreaming. That's how all good things are
achieved in this life. Some people, like me, would say God gave us dreams to
communicate to us. And some would say they are nothing more than
"daydreams", ....fantasies we create. Whatever they are, I hope you make
some of them come true in whatever you do in life hon. God bless, and hope
to chat with you in another "galaxy" some time soon.
(((((((((((((((hugz))))))))))))) ;-"D



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May 19, 2002, 1:33pm

Best of luck in life :O)
Take Care
JB

May 20, 2002, 1:47am

..... only the millionth "farewell" letter I've seen lately. Prices a little
too high?

In any case.. We'll miss you MacB. g'luck in your future endeavors and
thanks for the word of encouragement.

-Jeremy

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Jeremy Booker
JTech Web Systems
(www.JTechWebSystems.com -- Coming Soon)
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May 21, 2002, 10:00am

mac.....I agree wholeheartedly :)

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[View Quote] > I heard a great thing on the radio the other day. I can't remember who
> said it, and since he was quoting someone else and I didn't recognize
> that name either.... well anyway, I just thought I would pass it on (and
> I'm paraphrasing here):
>
> Some people think that following your dreams is a waste of time. they
> tell you to come back down to earth and "get with the program".
>
> But having a dream serves a very useful purpose. It allows your
> conscious mind to communicate a goal to your subconscious mind.
>
> More concretely, it prepares your mind to ACT on short notice when
> certain events take place that would further the goal of achieving your
> dream. By having a dream, you are prepared in advance to go down the
> right path without hesitation.
>
> Those who do not have a dream have to stop and think at each decision
> point. Opportunities are lost and their lives seem never to improve.
>
> So don't ever let anyone convince you to stop dreaming.
>
> ------
>
> And on that positive note I will bid many of you farewell. My cit
> expires in a month or so and...well you know how these billing systems
> work... you rarely get MORE than you paid for. Since any day now I
> won't be able to read or post here I wanted to say what a fine group of
> people you are (for the most part). it's been nice sharing ideas with you.
>
> Follow your dreams, whether its in AW or some other VR, or hey...even in
> the good old REALITY.
>
> In fact, let me add one more bit of advice... don't let ALL your
> dreaming be based on VR. There are lots of problems to tackle out here
> in the real world too. Keep things in perspective, even when you are
> following your dreams. :)
>
> Peace !
>
> macB

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