love your blogs! Offers much insight to something I will probably never do, but is sometimes what my father does I think.. especially about the business people drinking like a mofo lol.

Xstatic

United States765 Posts

September 08 2010 07:53 GMT

:D nice blog dude, I have college friends trying to enter investing and they dream of making the big bucks like this.
The side story about holding the bags for those Korean women was pretty funny, and the meeting with the investors and the negotiations was really eye-opening.

I do have a question though, did you want option A? It seems you could have made more of a profit there.

Great blog :D 5/5 and sir you are a machine ^^

Half

United States2554 Posts

September 08 2010 07:55 GMT

I always look forward to your posts on business Mightatom ^_^, especially as someone who is self employed(+student)/planning on staying self employed.

Keep up the good work!

Manifesto7

Osaka27174 Posts

September 08 2010 08:15 GMT

Awesome work haha, I am so happy it worked out for you. Sorry for scaring you in the other blog, but I figure that jump started your heart enough to get your adrenaline up and you through the day. I will accept 10% of the profit as thanks. You're welcome

That is a whole part of Japan that I don't think I will ever experience. It makes me kind of jealous

As always though, there is a standing invitation for you to come visit me and experience country life if you so desire.

Catch]22

Sweden2683 Posts

September 08 2010 08:51 GMT

Hoah, this was an amazing read

Mavkar

Germany592 Posts

September 08 2010 09:00 GMT

I just finished your entire blog series about your business trips and I'm really impressed.
As I'm currently studying geography and my focus lies on economic geography one field I coul work in is presenting business solutions to firms and regions. It's not exactly the same but you also have to present concepts and get the right people on your side. I would like to believe this is just an Asia thing, but I guess the "decision making process" is the same all over the world.
I just hope for you it was worth it and that you don't suffer any permanent liver damage.

Navi

5286 Posts

September 08 2010 10:21 GMT

Businessmen need a solid liver, my uncle is a boss himself and gets wasted crazy like you all the time :o

I'm glad it worked out for you! I hope your allergy is alright

besiger

Croatia2452 Posts

September 08 2010 10:23 GMT

#10

Great job

, just take it easy for a while now heh, wouldnt want you to have a heart attack before we even get started, thats a lot of drinking.

dahornnn

United Kingdom395 Posts

September 08 2010 10:26 GMT

#11

whats the average life expectancy in someone of your area, that doesn't have a liver transplant :D
Nice read!

Aus)MaCrO

Australia349 Posts

September 08 2010 11:06 GMT

#12

This is fascinating stuff. I have never heard stories this crazy in my life. Bookmarked.

Badjas

Netherlands2038 Posts

September 08 2010 11:12 GMT

#13

You are a machine, damn. I read all three days, thanks for writing it up. I respect your guts, figuratively and literally.

tilkin

Belgium2 Posts

September 08 2010 11:21 GMT

#14

Great work MightyAtom! Keep up the amazing blog posts

Cauld

United States350 Posts

September 08 2010 11:47 GMT

#15

Once again I loved the blog. Congratulations on getting your project funded. I'm looking forward to reading the next blog you post. These are definitely a highlight of team liquid for me now.

Liquid`Nazgul

22427 Posts

September 08 2010 11:54 GMT

#16

awesome work congratulations!

now show them what you can do!

fanta[Rn]

Japan2465 Posts

September 08 2010 14:46 GMT

#17

Congratulations! Amazingly done

Man this industry would kill me, I never drink. I'm glad you've got the investment, show them what you got!

Also please IT internship places for Tokyo and Singapore etc. : D

Jono.exe

United States5 Posts

September 08 2010 14:55 GMT

#18

Rolexes are overrated, but good read nonetheless.

Are you investment banking or what? You pretty much live an advanced life I live