He fished them out of the garbage and still wears them to this day.  

There's a saying about teaching a man to fish...As with everything in this field - The first time you do something new, you should devote yourself to learning it.

You ought to hear these sales folks talk about their fish stories, not the fish they catch out of the lake either.

As for the market being dry, just because you're not catching any fish at the lake doesn't mean the lake has no fish.

Holding all the fishing gear and scuba equipment, can't let go of snowboarding stuff either.

Spokane area offers a lot of out doors and of course no state income tax in WA.Portola CA is inexpensive and surrounded by some cool fishing lakes and the Sierra buttes and only 1 hour from Reno. 

I am going fishing this summer with a good Friend that owned a saw mill here in Oregon for years..

It's more of a "teach a man to fish" book, where I want to help people understand how things work as opposed to just make predictions.I believe that we will see another BIG downturn over the next couple decades (I talk about the long-term debt cycle in the book, and this will play a factor), but whether it will be next year, 5 years from now or 20 years from now, I don't know.  

Hit the road stop through Central Oregon so I can take you fishing and pick your brain on how you pulled off such a brilliant accomplishment.  

However, just being the highest bidder doesnt mean you won.Every salmon is a fish.