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Every day I write the book

Started by Ryan Anderson · 9 months ago

Starting a new chapter in one’s life is always a bittersweet experience. The feeling of leaving something behind is often a difficult one, but the knowledge of continual growth and evolution more than makes up for the wistful feelings of nostalgia of turning the page.
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14 comments

  • Andy Dunbar

    11 months ago

    Good luck with the transition, I was thinking about something like that.
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  • Joe Boughner

    11 months ago

    Good luck, Ryan. I am eager to see what you can create.
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  • tinku gallery

    11 months ago

    Ryan, Congratulations! In 8 days I will be leaving my cushied salaried software marketing job to focus on running my art gallery in Toronto which just opened. I am excited and scared. Nice to hear I am not alone. Good luck!
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  • Melanie Baker

    11 months ago

    As someone who has recently returned to the startup ranks from the grey-cube-landscape of Big Company life, I wish you every success, exponential learning, and just enough roller coaster moments to keep you savvy and agile. Congratulations! :)
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  • Joseph Thornley

    11 months ago

    Ryan, Congrats on the big move. May it bring you big satisfaction and big success to match.

    And I hope that we get a chance to engage in some good, positive co-opetition. :-)
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  • Eden Spodek

    11 months ago

    Congratulations, Ryan! Wishing you all the best in your new adventures. I can't wait to learn more. Good luck!
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  • Dave Fleet

    11 months ago

    Congratulations and good luck Ryan!
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  • Jennifer Covert

    11 months ago

    Congrats Ryan and best of luck with your new adventure!
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  • Ed Lee

    11 months ago

    the very best of British luck Ryan! it takes some stones breaking away from the corporate teat but from the few conversations we've had, I'm sure you'll do a fantastic job!

    (at least your application forms will be uber neat!)

    looking forward to reading about some early wins and some great successes in the very near future.

    Ed
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  • Duane Brown

    11 months ago

    Hey Rayn

    I never saw this coming. Congrats on the new venture. I eagerly await more news about your new adventure. I wonder what your replacement will be like at Fuel.. I hope they are just as fun.

    --
    Duane
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  • Brendan

    11 months ago

    Ryan, I'm just disappointed that we won't be drinking quarts at the Carleton on Fuel's dime :-). Not that your departure should prevent us drinking quarts at the Carleton...

    Good luck, man. Keep in touch, as discussed. And looking forward to reading more as your new career develops
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  • Sean

    11 months ago

    I'm still crying that you left. There's a big puddle now and a car drove through it and splashed me with it.

    LOL Have fun dude! I like the new design on your blog it's cheery.
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  • Ryan Anderson

    11 months ago

    Thanks to everyone for the kind words. I appreciate your support, and I'll be sure to share my adventures with you along the way.

    Brendan, quarts are definitely in order. And Sean - no tears, cowboy. We'll always have Introduction to Internet Marketing 300.
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  • Angela Kryhul

    11 months ago

    Hi Ryan,
    Congratulations on your new adventure.
    Just wanted thank you for letting me use the Fairies & Dragons images on my resume website. I've been working hard on it, and it went "live" just yesterday.
    As requested, I'm sending you the URL: www.kryhul.com
    Hope our paths cross again.
    Angela
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