In Philly, there's a dude called "the Broad Street Bully".

Jay-Z signed this artist many moons ago.

You can find his work under the artist name of Beanie Sigel.

He has this one quote that will glue to me until time fades.

"Check out a quiet town and tie it down..."

He was referring to the drug game but this applies to almost ANY industry.

There's a reason why people from the city earn more than those in rural areas and it has little to do with proximity. With the internet, you can make money from anywhere.

City slickers move faster. Their pace is quicker. They walk AND talk faster.

And that's one advantage I have over my competition. They're going to wait to do something. I'm going to do it while we're on the phone or directly after. My weekly scheduled emails are programmed on Monday.

Sometimes, when you do business with these rural people, it can take a whole week to accomplish what's done in a New York minute.

Decisions are made a helluva lot faster on the Beast Coast.

When you call these rural people on Saturday you might not hear back from them until Tuesday.

Where I'm from, if we're doing business and I hit you on Saturday, you hit me back Saturday; Sunday at the latest.

Time waits for no man.

Speaking of men, I'm keeping the manosphere on code with fiery literary work.

Jab this link for the details.

bryansharpe.co/masculinity

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