Are there truly any fixed ways of doing business

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burnoutskilin

August 3, 2007 • 6:23 am PDT
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I do niot believe that there are truly any fixed ways od doing business as a corporate or individual identity.Hence the people who come to tell us what we really do not want know are actually fixing us into a limited way or running a corporate or individual entity in any way apert from any other.What is the best way of dealing with this because in a way they are helping fix us and keep us in a lower arena so that they can remain unjoined in the corporate identity and we remain down there.It is not out of sympathy that they come and tell us how we can make money.In the process they charge us for it.Let me know what are your honest thoughts on this.

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