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#41

Oct 20 2014 08:02pm

Quote (KCCO @ Oct 21 2014 01:59am)

no kidz?????????????????/

If this was a 10 year plan it would include baby ethans.

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#42

Oct 20 2014 08:05pm

get a girlfriend (no way i'd marry someone i've known less than 5 years)
change careers
after changing careers, buy a house/townhome to settle down in
learn to invest my savings
adopt a cat/dog

Quote (HoneyBadger @ Oct 20 2014 06:57pm)

I feel as if all of you are condensing 10-15 year plans into 5 years.

Odds are you aren't going to build a successful start up in only 1-2 years... it takes years of dedication and learning from previous failures break into the fitness industry.

It's not easy to come up with something new in fitness that hasn't been done before or is better than current methods. You're better off building off other's success such as all of the adaptations to 5/3/1 or starting strength.

if you're still referring to business, then it doesnt have to be better. just look at crossfit. marketing is more effective than objective soundness.

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#43

Oct 20 2014 08:13pm

Quote (carteblanche @ Oct 20 2014 10:05pm)

get a girlfriend (no way i'd marry someone i've known less than 5 years)
change careers
after changing careers, buy a house/townhome to settle down in
learn to invest my savings
adopt a cat/dog

if you're still referring to business, then it doesnt have to be better. just look at crossfit. marketing is more effective than objective soundness.

dis a good one.

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#44

Oct 20 2014 08:38pm

Quote (Afficionado @ Oct 20 2014 10:02pm)

If this was a 10 year plan it would include baby ethans.

true depends on how old u are. would hold out until financially secure enough for da babies

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#45

Oct 20 2014 08:42pm

Quote (KCCO @ Oct 20 2014 10:38pm)

true depends on how old u are. would hold out until financially secure enough for da babies

you dont live in 'murica? if you can't afford babies, the gov gives you money for them.

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#46

Oct 20 2014 08:45pm

Start med school and get most of the way through. I won't be done in 5 years but I'll be starting 4th year or so. Similar to Marley, I plan on aiming for top 5 in my class, which given my extensive knowledge before actually beginning, seems plausible.

Also plan on doing research as a med student in some off times, so hopefully publish some papers
Also trying to publish a paper this coming spring once I get all the data, pretty excited if I can pull it off. Collaborating with a classmate/fellow lab worker to make it more comprehensive and increase chances.

That's about it.

Also @Mesy, same plan in terms of trying to become a PT on the side through med school. Haha for us, I feel like being swole and a medical student could land us a bunch of clientele.

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#47

Oct 20 2014 08:54pm

Quote (carteblanche @ Oct 20 2014 10:42pm)

you dont live in 'murica? if you can't afford babies, the gov gives you money for them.

nah bro im a canadianbrah

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#48

Oct 20 2014 10:20pm

Quote (gramkracka22 @ 20 Oct 2014 19:58)

Guessing he says that because being his wife, you would be so worriest/streesed about him dieing every day

Doubt firefighter deathrate is that high/anything to be worried about

http://i.imgur.com/Ycttx2M.png

I'm well aware of the statistics. It's not actually that dangerous of a job, by comparison to how dangerous it is perceived.

Quote (partank @ 20 Oct 2014 20:00)

the hours

lol.

How so? Maybe it's different where you are but a lot of places up here in Canada have 4 on/4 off shift work. 10 hour days and 14 hr nights.

That's not that bad... Literally off half the year not including vacation time. Take one block off and you instantly have 12 days off. Pretty sick if ya ask me...

Quote (Snazzy @ 20 Oct 2014 20:01)

24 hour shifts 10 days a month

Yeah, they do it differently down there lol I wouldn't like that much. Some places do 2 24 hr shifts a week, which would also be sick

what do they do, 1 on 2 off? or 2 on/4off?

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#49

Oct 20 2014 10:22pm

1. teach
2. start a modeling career
3. master in math related work (not sure about this entirely yet)
4. continue to search for ms. right
5. move out of florida
6. keep my health great
7. get a dog

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#50

Oct 20 2014 10:23pm

Quote (rlebar @ Oct 21 2014 12:20am)

I'm well aware of the statistics. It's not actually that dangerous of a job, by comparison to how dangerous it is perceived.

How so? Maybe it's different where you are but a lot of places up here in Canada have 4 on/4 off shift work. 10 hour days and 14 hr nights.

That's not that bad... Literally off half the year not including vacation time. Take one block off and you instantly have 12 days off. Pretty sick if ya ask me...

Yeah, they do it differently down there lol I wouldn't like that much. Some places do 2 24 hr shifts a week, which would also be sick

what do they do, 1 on 2 off? or 2 on/4off?

Hey, I noticed you said up here in canada.

I'm in canada, and on one of the lucky dpts that do 24 hour shifts

Best..... job.... ever

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