Comments on: Michael Jackson Died! What’s your Network Marketing Legacy? http://ethanlanagan.com/mj-died-network-marketing-legacy/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=mj-died-network-marketing-legacy Wed, 27 Apr 2011 00:32:38 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Ethan Lanagan http://ethanlanagan.com/mj-died-network-marketing-legacy/#comment-56 Ethan Lanagan Mon, 20 Jul 2009 17:58:03 +0000 http://ethanlanagan.com/?p=135#comment-56 Great Stuff! I am a big believer in defining your cause which is what it sounds like you are talking about. It is actually a topic in my video course. You can get it by subscribing to my newsletter on this blog if you haven't already. - Ethan Great Stuff! I am a big believer in defining your cause which is what it sounds like you are talking about. It is actually a topic in my video course. You can get it by subscribing to my newsletter on this blog if you haven’t already. – Ethan

]]> By: Chris http://ethanlanagan.com/mj-died-network-marketing-legacy/#comment-49 Chris Sat, 18 Jul 2009 06:00:00 +0000 http://ethanlanagan.com/?p=135#comment-49 In regards to MJ, I personally believe he was a mix of both. I believe where there's smoke there's fire. However, I grew up with my parents loving his music and to this day, my mom was sad and appreciates his music for sure. I was never a huge fan and all of my information in triary, not quite secondary as when he was big I wasn't even born yet. I think he has great talent but also think he needed help. I can relate to him because I am less shy when speaking in big crowds like in a classroom as opposed to speaking to 5 people, I relate this to him and his performing on a larger scale. In regards to your question, I think this is a novelty question I don't get to answer everyday, but is for sure is something I've thought about and do think about! Let's see, I'm a college student, I've studied abroad for a year and a half and am working toward my interior design bachelors degree. Once I'm done with this, I want to design residential homes, clubs, and lounges. I also want to create things that inspire the next generations to come, using innovative materials and modern furnishings. I want to be perceived and leave a legacy of innovation. When I was young, I always thought things could be different; things could be made more effective, technology could be moved into different sectors, different institutions could be more streamlined and more in touch with a better way of doing things. I was never encouraged to see this, I just thought fundamentally, life could be better. I want to be known for making the world a better place in a practical way, and if I so happen to make money along the way so be it! In regards to MJ, I personally believe he was a mix of both. I believe where there’s smoke there’s fire. However, I grew up with my parents loving his music and to this day, my mom was sad and appreciates his music for sure. I was never a huge fan and all of my information in triary, not quite secondary as when he was big I wasn’t even born yet. I think he has great talent but also think he needed help. I can relate to him because I am less shy when speaking in big crowds like in a classroom as opposed to speaking to 5 people, I relate this to him and his performing on a larger scale.

In regards to your question, I think this is a novelty question I don’t get to answer everyday, but is for sure is something I’ve thought about and do think about!

Let’s see, I’m a college student, I’ve studied abroad for a year and a half and am working toward my interior design bachelors degree. Once I’m done with this, I want to design residential homes, clubs, and lounges. I also want to create things that inspire the next generations to come, using innovative materials and modern furnishings. I want to be perceived and leave a legacy of innovation. When I was young, I always thought things could be different; things could be made more effective, technology could be moved into different sectors, different institutions could be more streamlined and more in touch with a better way of doing things. I was never encouraged to see this, I just thought fundamentally, life could be better. I want to be known for making the world a better place in a practical way, and if I so happen to make money along the way so be it!

]]> By: Chris Anderson http://ethanlanagan.com/mj-died-network-marketing-legacy/#comment-36 Chris Anderson Mon, 29 Jun 2009 15:17:50 +0000 http://ethanlanagan.com/?p=135#comment-36 I think MJ definitely left a legacy of some sort. And I notice that most people still think he was one of the greatest artists even with all the controversy (me included). No matter what went on in his personal life, he still was a darn good musician and dancer. I think a great legacy to leave behind is for everyone to know your name. They knew you for being helpful and good at what you do. And providing quality services. Nice post Ethan! ~Chris I think MJ definitely left a legacy of some sort. And I notice that most people still think he was one of the greatest artists even with all the controversy (me included). No matter what went on in his personal life, he still was a darn good musician and dancer.

I think a great legacy to leave behind is for everyone to know your name. They knew you for being helpful and good at what you do. And providing quality services.

Nice post Ethan!

~Chris

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