Go do it, people. #BeTheLuck for someone right now. I'm lucky my 5th grade teacher thought to loan me the Apple ][ that day. That my dad sold our van to get me a C64 later that year. That I bumped into @scottgu 11 years ago and he offered me a job. Go #BeTheLuck.
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I was reminiscing on the folks who were my "luck" as I got involved in computers. My career started 100% (I can remember the actual single day) with my 5th grade teacher Marianne Mayfield-Hill encouraging me to try the Apple ][ in the classroom. I miss her daily.
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Marianne Mayfield-Hill, my grade 5 teacher, trusted in me more than I did myself. She told me when I was lazy and when I could do better. She pushed me, but I always knew she had my back if I fell. She was my teacher when I was 12 and she was there on my wedding day.
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Being at the right place at the right time is so key to success, but you have to be smart, drive, and hard-working enough to take advantage of that too.
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no one is saying otherwise. We get it. But we are talking about LUCK.
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Just so. Be a hub for success.
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I always respect how you and other PDX crew spread the love. Sets a great example for the rest of us.
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I think that’s one of those truths that only “you” can say about “yourself” — When other people have said it *to* me, it’s usually in a way that ignores or downplays all the hard work, preparation, and the etc.
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That's why I said it this way. Your turn! ;)
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