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I, like most of the professionals here, had a Hard Ass father (unlike the losers with 2 mommies) who was completely “Old School”, that being said, I learned from his “mistakes” and my older brother’s mistakes.
One thing that I figured out early, fresh out of college, was that actual experience “Trumps” book smarts, and that was one my earliest true education experiences.
I learned very quickly that experience, dealing with a problem was way more valuable than the crap the college professor “taught” and was fortunate enough, to have a Business law professor who, 1)actually owned a few successful businesses and 2), loved teaching others how to be successful . I guess I was weird, when I met a successful person, I wanted to know how they became successful, I wasn’t angry or envious, I asked them what they did to achieve success.