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I tweeted:
<blockquote>Third draft for a blog post. Not coming soon. I'm just too honest.</blockquote>
I can't speak much because I don't have money. But I subscribe <a href="http://loudthinking.com">David Heinemeier Hansson</a>'s <a href="http://37signals.com/svn/posts/2585-facebook-is-not-worth-33000000000">brilliant post</a> about Facebook. Right off the bat he says:
<blockquote>Anyone who can get 500 million people to connect, share photos, and click on little cows in Farmville deserves major kudos.</blockquote>
Along his speech he doesn't give a crap about what he says will affect others. He just says it. Period.

I like his honesty. I like his guts. I like that he can say this kind of stuff. The fact is, he can say whatever he wants; he's successful and no one can say anything about it.

David, you sir, are an example. I wish you and your company the best of luck. I wish that for myself. I will get there, I promise.