Virgil Bierschwale wrote:

> actually I think everybody is a product of their environment.

>

> here in central texas, college was not an option in the late 70's, nor

> was the interest there.

>

> our choices quite simply were ranching, oil field or military.

> I chose all 3 to see which one I liked best.

> The military led to electronics.

> That led to computers.

> Computers led to business interests.

>

> While I appreciate good grammar, etc., there has never been any interest

> on my part as I believe the real opportunities are in focusing on the

> big picture.

Hi Virgil,

But when it gets to the point when only another Texan can understand

what you mean . . .

You know most of your opportunities will be elsewhere. You might be

working online from your blackberry, but you are selling to the whole

English speaking world.

--

Regards,

Pete

http://pete-theisen.com/

http://elect-pete-theisen.com/

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