Honesty can take you a long way and is the better long term

Ever think about what it would be like to tell the truth all the time? It can be a scary thing. Let me tell you my experience and how I believe it has in part led to my success in like and business.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• honest
• business
• last
• lecture
• health
• randy
• pausch
• carnegie
• mellon
• inspirational
• mmorpg
• game
• world
• warcraft
• wow
• wtt
• wtb
• markee
• dragon
• marcus
• eikenberry

[Hypoman123]

ive just bought power leveling from a site then i saw this vid and now i really think ive compramised my accounts security, i kinda wish i had bought from markeedragon place you talked about but i guess its a bit to late and what happens to my account happens.

[markeedragon]

Even if you had purchased services from someone at our site.  Powerleveling by nature is very insecure. So just because it would come from our site does not mean you can trust it.

[vhsccboy]

Sorry, you cant tell the truth all the time. Does this dress make me look fat, why yes you look like a beached whale (SLAP). It takes an balance of lies and truth to become successful.

[markeedragon]

A better answer may be "I really like such and such that you wear. You look really good in that." That is not a lie. But you did not answer the question either.

Honesty is not 100% black and white. There has to be some exceptions from time to time.

[c0cl3]

I want to punch this guy.

[Eceoes]

I agree. There is nothing honest about selling WoW or in game currency one bit. The whole industry revolves around cheating.

[GabrielZamoraM]

interesting, thanks

[jugajugab]

Before you make a comment on me, please read carefully.

I stated that people were being scammed out of the gaming experience.

Which, in turn, means they've been scammed of the money they paid to have the fun gaming experience.

I never once stated that the money they pay for this service is a scam, they obviously chose to pay that money.

[jasn567]

he is my new idol

[jasn567]

that is what i do to my teachers i just say yes and agree to everything even if i didnt do it so i never get i trouble because they feel bad for me then i look down at the ground and pretend to think about it rofl!

[Penguinmenace]

here here.

[ANT31887]

lol i did horrible shit as a kid that i should be locked up for too or even worse

[ProgramG]

i started WoW after all my friends were 70s and it took months to hit 30-40...im not a hardcore mmo gamer i dont know the most efficient route to take quests and do them, so i took up botting and within another month or two i was playing with my friends and raiding with them and making decent gold from farming...i never used it to sell an account or sell gold or try to inflate AH prices i just wanted to play with my friends...having a fellow 70 run your alt or lowbie through SM is also cheating

[exo232]

I realize you're an honest person, and the perspective you're taking but what you are doing with the WoW market is definatly one dishonest factor into the rotation. Account Selling/Trading is obviously a violation of TOA/EULA Simply pressing the "Agree" button on the log in page of the screen is where you took this to a dishonest level.. You do not have the right to sell blizzard property. All accounts are property of blizzard. You simply paied for the software, and rental of the account.

[froobcity]

you were in there first. has nothing to do with honesty. Just trying to sell your site.

[froobcity]

Blizzard can stop this but they refuse to. If they ban 1 person for botting and gold spamming/selling that is $15 a month they lose and they cant afford that. *choke* Bots simply ruined the game for me. Certain areas you cant even do quests or farm items you need because bots are taking all the glory for days at a time. FUCK GLIDING. Its simply cheating.