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Facebook spent $16 billion USD for What’s App messaging service.  You can read about it here. We know both companies but the conclusion is that things are really out of whack.

But maybe it’s like a Major League Baseball player who get’s paid millions for a game that averages 8-11 minutes of actual play time per game.  😉

So Much Snow In Tokyo this Year. This global warming thing has got to stop. 😉

Very interesting to see Bill Gates heading back to Microsoft. Hoping to see him take it from the corporate quagmire back to the creative innovator. Great write up here.

Recently an American has started going out of his way to greet me when he sees me. Why?

The reason, in 2012 he cheated our firm n business and stole from us and clearly feels guilty. When I confronted him, he said that cheating and theft is just a part of business. For his business it sounds like that’s the case. For us, we never cheat or steal as
It leaves a bad taste
You can never do business with them again
It’s more fun to do the right thing.

It’s very important to be happy and healthy in life and dealing with others but that doesn’t mean you have to be greeted and cheated.

Avoid the liars and cheats to make sure you don’t become like them and watch how your trust with your clients will grow.

“Yet, wisdom is proved right by its actions.”

Avoid the negative. It’s easy to go that route. But being passionately positive will take you farther and keep you longer.

It’s been an amazing 2014.  We’ve

-gained thousands of users in Japan.

-rolled out hundreds of new features on our iPBX Hosting Services.

-added more international users on QuickerWeb.com in African nations in finance and banking.

-our team has become proficient on more software and hardware solutions.

You can go on and on, but the most important thing is I think we’ve got the happiest company in Japan.  That happiness and professionalism translates into being able to take great care of our partner clients.

Thanks for a great 2013 and we look forward to an exciting 2014.  Let’s work hard and work smart.

Always amazed at these lines at Tokyo banks at the end of each calendar.