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Fear in a Suit

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Fear in a suit walked into my office the other day.

This fifty something sat in front of me and tried to sell me… I can’t remember.

I remember being filled with a horrible fear of that being me in thirty something years.

Spending my time pandering to kids half my age dressed in jeans and a t-shirt.

Working desperately to make someone else a buck and hoping I’ll eventually get thrown a bone.

Screw that.

I’ll create my own money, thank you.

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  • I saw him the other day at the Dr.’s office. It was pretty sad to see him have to pitch some product to a Dr. that was half his age and have to walk out empty handed.

    I wanted to catch him before he left the parking lot so I could share a better opportunity with him (residual income and all), but I was hung up with the parting paperwork too long.

    Sad thing, really…

  • I once interviewed someone that was twice my age once for a programming position. I realized after that interview that programming is not something I would want to do at fiftysomething.

  • That makes me wonder if I will be valuable in my field in a decade. The burnout age for a graphic designer, as I see it, must be around 40 before you pigeonhole yourself as appealing to the Reader’s Digest crowd

  • What will be really sad is that you may some day make that old guy look like a champ.

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