Nope - the deleted post just broke the flow of my post just
before it. Then again, you're barely literate, so the point would
be lost on you.
When did I become a "she"? Hey, You're the one with the, ahem,
delicate nick. 
Yeah, but they're not the ones waving their postgrad about like
a flag, are they? Regardless of linguistic abilities, the poor
quality of your arguments here shows clearly that you do not think
things through. I fear that your poor clients are being cheated,
paying you a 5-digit salary for nonsensical babble.
When did this become a case of "I'll show you mine if you show
me yours"? You're the one who started bragging, and I'm just here
to let you know that you're a mid-sized fish in a very small bowl.
Well, Mr. High-Finance "Where is the Money", I think you've just
shown how small you actually are if you are shocked that I make
more than a grand a day, and if you can ask what I do. Surely,
being the high-roller that you claim to be, you would not need to
ask this?
How can I spend so much time on this forum? You mean you, Mister
Vision Man, actually have to ask that one? Unlike you, I have the
independence to do what I need to when I want - you obviously have
someone looking over your shoulder, so despite that salary, you're
still a small fry.
Your posts are getting stranger by the minute. You claim to be so
successful, and you're asking me how it feels? You ought to know -
well, that is if your claims weren't fake.
Okay, okay, just to satisfy your curiosity, it's common knowledge
that I'm trained as an organisational psychologist, and I run my
own business. I'm sure you'll understand that my corporate clients
value their privacy, so it would be rude of me to reveal their
identities and the exact nature of the work that I do for them.
Mind you, in my field, the kind of money I'm talking about is not
unusual. I know someone who makes more than I do, and she spends
two days every week in the office, while the other three days are
spent with her four kids at her beachside home (which incidentally
has an exact replica of her city office). Good thing I'm not like
you - I might feel small next to her.
As for your other question, I'm quite happily attached, and some
forumites have met my girlfriend. Money is an issue - I want to buy
her a Rolex, but she just wants a Hamilton! 
Well, enough about me - back to you.
Did I just see you call your wife "common"? Ooh, I'd be fuming
if I were her!
BWAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!! 
Vision statement? The jingoistic plaques next to the
receptionist's desk that cover up the water stain on the wall? What
is this, amateur night?
Get a grip - a vision statement is the organisational version of
"take two asprin and call me in the morning". Only small-timers
like you would try to use that as a defence.
It's all coming apart for you, Gazelle. With each post you're
revealing more about yourself than you originally planned to, and
the picture's not pretty:
- you're a salaried employee who needs to watch every one of his
working minutes
- despite claiming to tell big shots where the money is, you really
don't know where the real dosh lies
- despite claiming to be so successful, you're still haunted by
your past demons, showing that you haven't progressed at all
Keep it coming, Gazelle, there's plenty more where this came
from:
