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October 13, 2005

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Marc Sirkin

I love this quote and love the challenge it poses... thanks for making me think before I get caught up in the day.

Tim

Curt, I like your "Horizon Effect"--it is so true. I will keep this in mind as I think toward my future goals and dreams. Great work!

Tim

Curt, I like your "Horizon Effect"--it is so true. I will keep this in mind as I think toward my future goals and dreams. Great work!

Tim

Curt, I like your "Horizon Effect"--it is so true. I will keep this in mind as I think toward my future goals and dreams. Great work!

Hiren Shah

"Man cannot discover new oceans unless he has the courage to lose sight with the shore".- Andre Gide . Some of the greatest achievements have been made with lateral thinking or thinking out of the box but that should be done with circumspection as every occupation's market profile is different and it may even be futile to expect any level of success in certain occupations. Barring that, going for the impossible may turn out to be a profitable adventure. India's greatest Entrepreneur, the late Dhirubhai Ambani is a lving testimonial- from next to nothing and being a pertol pump attendent he created a mega empire and India's largest private sector company by continously dreaming and achieving the impossible in all areas of management. He genunely had a passion for business.

Josh Hinds

Well said :-) I particularly liked how you said, "The Horizon Effect. What we can see changes as we move forward. What was out of sight and unlikely yesterday becomes distantly possible today, and solidly achievable tomorrow."

It really is true how what we believe we are capable of expands as we move in new directions. I think there's a lot to be said about stretching ones self past their comfort zone... All the best, Josh :-)

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