Dame Dash on the BreakFast Club this morning, nikka angry for no reason

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Dame just clowned like 99.9% out of everyone in this world including the two guys that came with him. Just cause you the boss don't mean shyt. I'd rather be an employee of a successful business than a boss at a orange stand. And he know damn well everyone can't be a boss without employers. Dumbass.
But but but you'd be a boss!! :damn: You'd be able to pass the orange stand down to your sons!!!! :damn:


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Why don't you elaborate on the bullshyt that he was talking?
"A boss puts his own money up". Not true at all.
"Saving money is for suckers". C'mon this is not true either.
"Wanting to leave a company to his kids".. what does that have to do with anything? Kids need assets - financial and otherwise. Cash, stocks, property (all alluded to by Envy) is good work, throw in some good connects and networks and his kids are straight.
"You're not a hero compared to your boss".
"Harlem this, Harlem that."


This is just from memory. You can go on and on.
 

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We know that but you operant at your own accord and not at someone else's discretion.
But you don't. The Client says jump and you jump. Your client moves the goalposts a bit, you grin and bear it unless they take things too far.

No matter what you do - someone is giving you money. You have to satisfy those people.

My girlfriend is an architect that does contract work. She's her own boss and pays somebody else. But in reality - her clients are her boss.
 

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Not when you make the decisions. Its one thing if you have 'customers' but if you have clients, and partnerships, you make the decision whether to serve or not serve. For instance For a about 9 months, I did substance abuse screenings for the state. My services were freelance, so I didnt work for a particular company, but the state made sure I had the screening tools and were up on licensure to administer them. Now I could take a client who was a walk in, I also had clients that were assigned by the state (i.e I got paid $80 an hour to go into correctional facilities and administer substance abuse screenings). Now when court mandated, the screenings were completed and regardless of the outcome, they were faxed to a judge and/or lawyer/probation/parole officer/public defender. When I had walk ins, the person might not have like that the assessments they took and my recomendations based off of their criteria would be 12 weeks of intensive outpatient treatment, since they were a walk in and I got my cash up front, they could take their paperwork (which I would provide them a copy of) and throw it in the trash, they didnt have to give it to anyone or notify anyone that they received that recommendation and go somewhere else take another assessment and perhaps get different results.

I operated from the point of control. Now working for the state, I had a number of assessments I needed to take on per month to stay 'active', but all I had to do was check my email and call someone and say "I'll do John Smiths assessment at 10am, or Darlene Smiths assessment at 3pm". I could have argued with clients, but theres nothing to argue about, they answered the assessments, and there is the DSM as well as state recommendations based on the scores of those assessments, I merely gave them their paperwork. I was my own boss.

Hypothetically someone could have went to the bbb or the state licensing board, but you can do that for any business or corporation, in essence they are bosses to as they can permanently or temporarily stop businesses or services. But I didnt have a supervisor that someone could speak to

I never had any harsh major problems. The only one that gave me a little guff was a dude I recommended for a 30-30 (30 Alcoholics Anonymous meetings in 30 days)--:manny: The guy didnt have a job and had an extensive history with alcohol. He said it was bullshyt, I said I can fax it to your PO telling them you'll start monday, when you meet with your PO once to twice a week to piss in a cup if your card is missing a day, you'll go to jail :manny:
I'm sure there are fields out there where you can get close to a situation where no one has any say over what you do. The situation you gave is pretty close. Bit that would be a small exception. Generally speaking, even if you own your own company - you have to answer to someone (even if just the customer/client).

Excellent point about licensing boards too. As an attorney, even if I was a solo practicioner, I would still be at the mercy of clients, judges and the bar. When you've filed a case on behalf of a client, you can't even withdraw from the representation without filing a motion seeking approval to do so from the court. Let's say you have a client where you haven't filed suit yet, then you can withdraw from the representation for any reason. But if you piss off the wrong client, that may be the client who files a bar complaint against you. Even if there is no merit to the complaint, you still need to spend an inordinate amount of time responding in writing.
 

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he says it himself at 1:42

:yeshrug:

dont get me wrong though, even though his approach is off, I always have time to listen to him

both of his combat jack interviews are sick


The first one was definitely better, the second one was when I started noticing his bs and hypocritical nature.

It was like watching your favourite boxer get caught on steroids watching dames decline, it shattered my image of him
 

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The first one was definitely better, the second one was when I started noticing his bs and hypocritical nature.

It was like watching your favourite boxer get caught on steroids watching dames decline, it shattered my image of him
yeah looking back, i remember the 2nd

"he got flex money now":francis: yet now we get all this" pocket watching" talk
 

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yeah looking back, i remember the 2nd

"he got flex money now":francis: yet now we get all this" pocket watching" talk

I sincerely believe dame suffers from some sort of mental disorder, he completely contradicts himself regularly but rationalize it with such passion it sounds believe if you aren't paying attention

I'm sure it doesn’t help that he is surrounded by yes men like mook trying to come up who will agree with him regardless
 

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he says it himself at 1:42

:yeshrug:

dont get me wrong though, even though his approach is off, I always have time to listen to him

both of his combat jack interviews are sick


He promotes being undisciplined, if you took his advice you would most likely fails.

He shiits on tried and proven methods, and says follow his blueprint. I couldn't endorse most of the nonsense he spits, and its usually at embarrassing levels often.

But I do like how he exposes the music biz + executives and shiits on ENTERTAINERS/CELEBRITIES who are not trying to become bosses or doesn't own anything. This is the only reason I tune into Dame Dash.

He is the Robert Kiyosaki of the industry, whose advice is at embarrassing levels often.
 
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