So called "Gurus " & the likes

[moose 57]

Has anyone stopped to think that all the so called "Gurus" (you all know who I am talking about) Thrive on all our comments (good or bad).

They are in the "lime lite" pretty much every day. We all feed into their ego. If we stopped, would they?

[Jim1cor13]

Has anyone stopped to think that all the so called "Gurus" (you all know who I am talking about) Thrive on all our comments (good or bad).

They are in the "lime lite" pretty much every day. We all feed into their ego. If we stopped, would they?

Thanks moose

Indeed, it has always been part of their

routine to feel important and feed others what

they want to hear. In turn, it creates sales and

brings traffic to their sites where the ad banners

finish off their work.

Nothing wrong with making a buck, something very wrong

doing it via deception and grandstanding. All we can

hope is that this is coming to a great close for everyone.

My theory is these same folks will then go on to other sites,

and assist with their next target...the VND and its sales. It's ok if one

wants to speculate in some VND, no problem with that, just remember what

to expect along the way.

Thanks moose

All my best!

Jim

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[ZigsQuote]

Has anyone stopped to think that all the so called "Gurus" (you all know who I am talking about) Thrive on all our comments (good or bad).

They are in the "lime lite" pretty much every day. We all feed into their ego. If we stopped, would they?

Hey folks, we're all guilty. I was thinking the other day of some synonyms for "INTEL"

Here's a list of what I came up with. Some apply to the "Gurus," some apply to all of us.

Wishful Thinking

Amateur Expertise

False Assumptions

Blind Faith

Misplaced Trust

Denial (of real facts)

Naivete'

Positive Attitude

Stubborn Resolve

Eternal Optimism

Inflated Ego

Over Stated Confidence

And my favorite --

Irrational Exuberance (ala Alan Greenspan, about the DotCom bubble)

Sure this trip gets discouraging, even maddening sometimes, but it's also

exciting and fun and the reward at the end of the ride will so offset all the

frustration, that everyone of us will wish there was some way we could

all meet each other for a great time of rejoicing and thanksgiving together

and apologize for all the ill feelings and unkind remarks.

And I do believe that's what's called a "run-on" sentence. :-)

[On_Reserve]

There is no such thing as a Guru, Expert or anyone in-the-know ...

That's all in your head, Moose. Take it out.

TS

I believe in the RV; I don't believe in the cult.