big day, wish me luck...

[thejimrose]

Thanks Louis!
I remember Brady. Glad to hear he's traded in a real job for a fun job! =)

On Fri, Sep 19, 2008 at 11:56 AM, Louis-Alain Richard <larichard at plguide.com
> wrote:

> Good luck, but more : Bravo ! One must follow its dreams, that's giving
> back
> what nature/god/society gave you at birth.
>
> You know that Brady Mofatt did exactly that last year ? He left his
> financial planning job to start Dynodoc, a tuning shop that operates a
> Dynapack 4wd dyno. I'm sure he won't go back. There is a monster A4/S4
> today
> in his shop, a beast with a custom turbo setup that he has to tune, with a
> 600 hp objective. That's a bit different than convincing people to put
> money
> in funds for the far future...
>
> Again, good luck, and you can stick around as long as you don't try to sell
> us your goodies :-)
>
> Louis-Alain
>
> -----Message d'origine-----
>
>
> Well, I'm going to do sales for Stasis Engineering, up the road from me in
> Sonoma, Ca at Infineon Raceway [Sears Point to everyone]. It's a huge
> change, but a chance to chase a dream. I've been obsessed with cars for as
> long as i can remember. My grandfather used to tell stories about walking
> me
> to the center of town for ice cream when i was 3 or 4. I would walk by the
> lines of cars and name them all off. Shop owners would step out to admire
> the spectacle. I've always wanted to work around my passion, but have never
> had the guts or the opportunity. Stasis is an amazing little company and I
> think poised to do great things. I'm staking my living on it! So off i go,
> into the unknown. I'm both terrified and terribly excited. I've been part
> of
> this community for several years now and really wanted to let you all know.
> Wish me luck!
>
> Oh yeah, can i still post here even though I'll no longer be an amateur? =)
>
> Cheers!
> jim
>
>


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