I have a table in the back seat of my car on each side. It is actually pretty awesome. Why is it not in most cars? Because auto manufacturers look for ways to cut costs and make cars so they leave the assembly line and end up on the dealership lots quicker. They do not … Read more
Because they aren’t taking me for my word that I’m really from Los Angeles. — Originally posted on Quora.
Yes. It is absolutely a waste of time, not only to yourself but to everyone else who reads the answer to a question that says “Google it”. The reason people contribute thorough and well thought out answers on Quora is so that when someone does Google it, Quora pops up as the result. Why would … Read more
On Quora, someone asked: What door would you like to unlock in your life? Your door is your access. So, based on your preference, feel free to open any door of your choice. There is a door we can each open in our best interest. Take a look at these doors: 1. Door to a … Read more
I don’t know. I was working at this real estate investment company thing. We were selling condos in Florida. I lined up 25 deals to go through in one month. My expected commission was supposed to be $50,000. I was on track to doing that every month for a year. I was going to buy … Read more
I thought I would be rich beyond my wildest imagination (not really, more like earning $10 million a year, or at least having $10 million) by the time I was thirty. I’m thirty in December and I have nowhere near that kind of money. Also, I was pretty selfish back then and didn’t really think … Read more
It has allowed me to discover how to become more patient and not to associate my self worth with how much money I earn. It has also allowed me to learn how to stretch a dollar to approximately three times its worth and how important it is to save. I would say that it has … Read more
“I trust you.” I find that to be the best compliment anyone can give or receive. — Originally posted on Quora. Leonard Kim consults startups and writes books like The Etiquette of Social Media: How to Connect and Respond to Others in the World of Social Media
From the little things in life, such as the birds and the bees and the trees and squirrels and hummingbirds. The most amazing thing I saw in New York this past weekend on my vacation was this squirrel doing tricks and stunts on a tree with branches that were about half an inch wide. It … Read more
No, the lack of education does. — Originally posted on Quora. Leonard Kim consults startups and writes books like The Etiquette of Social Media: How to Connect and Respond to Others in the World of Social Media