Re: Changing the Standard

Ron Lindeboom And to make it clear, I trump your 25 years in business by a decade and a half, so if we are going to get into experiential comparisons, I have been at it far longer and in far bigger markets with much more focused competition. So if you would like to turn this into a boy's gym wanker contest, then let's have at it.

Ron...I wasn't trying to do that at all. I was just saying my perspective doesn't come without experience. As I've said in both posts...I think we're basically saying the same things. I just believe that talent is more integral to success than you and Franklin do. Undying hard work and the best marketing in the world can't magically make everyone succeed.

You must possess(at the very least) solid skills and deliver what you promise. If not...at some point those lack of skills will expose the person or cause a blunder so colossal that the person's reputation will never recover. I affectionately call it the "Milli Vanilli affect."

So I wasn't trying to trump anybody about anything...just provide another point of view.

Chris Blair
Magnetic Image, Inc.
Evansville, IN
www.videomi.com