Thank you Dee smile emoticon I actually wear our bright orange
T-shirts proudly wherever I go, and will talk to anybody who
notices the shirt and asks about the business and what we do.
Perhaps I was being a little over-dramatic, but it was a strange
sensation I had seeing Art's post.
I actually do writing - lots of writing. I think. I
philosophize. I debate. Online, I feel like cross between an
activist and a politician, a psychologist and a world educator.
Yet, none of that pays the bills and my brother is fantastic at
the trapping and he loves his work, dealing with people,
removing the animals (I handle the business side of things) I
know the secrets to making books sell; the system isn't
difficult to understand, but to actually do it? Most systems
aren't hard to understand or even to explain, given the right
words or drawings.
But there's a gap between knowing and doing.
So, I work with the income strength: a functional animal
trapping business. "Hearing noises in your attic?" "Holes
showing up in your yard?" - I must've typed those words and
versions of it for years now.
In our line of business, fear advertising is common. I try to
avoid it because I don't like making people afraid for, by the
time they're even looking for us, they're already afraid. I'm
going to make it _worse_ for them? Sometimes I've done it, but I
don't care for it, and try to avoid it.
So it's likely a cognitive dissonance on my part; performing
roles at top efficiency, being pragmatic, successful enough and
yet, wanting that something 'more'.
The passion for the business remains strong yet it was just a
moment of wistfulness on my part. Financial things are not
difficult and sales are not hard, yet the part of me that wants
commerce to be gone - the idealist and dreamer that wants every
person in the world to fully activate their potential occasional
comes out. I don't usually talk about them at the same time as
[1]Affordable Trapping - in fact, I never do; I usually keep the
worlds separate. But the writing bug was in me, so I wrote.
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References
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https://www.facebook.com/Affordable.Trapping?hc_location=ufi
