ARE YOU A PUNK?
Written by Billy Anne Crews on Jul 26, 2008 9:05 pm
Are you a punk?I know for a lot of you your initial reaction to this question is no.You may think, since your hair isn't spiked, your clothes aren't safety pinned, and the words anarchy don't ride on your back that you aren't a punk.But, it may be so my friends!Real Punks already know that Punk is a way of thinking, not an outer form of expression.Being punk means you have a do it yourself attitude.It means that you see something that needs to be created for yourself and for others. It means you use whatever resources you have to make things happen.It means the only time to start doing what you want is now.Hhhmm. Do you think your a Punk now?Network Marketing is full of Punks. People who know there is another way to live, make money, and exist as human beings.People who create their own marketplace and build forums for themselves and other people.Networkers are Punks.So the next time someone asks you, "Are you a punk?"You can proudly say, "Yes, Yes, Yes, I am!"From One Punk to AnotherBilly Anne CrewsPUNKS WANTED
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About the Author: Billy Anne Crews
Member Since: 05/31/2008
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Hahaha I love this.
From someone who used to be the singer/ guitarist/ songwriter for a punk rock band, I totally agree with you 100%! I remember when I first started in this industry, I had a really hard time getting people to take me seriously because they only knew me as Punk Rocker Steve who cuts people's lawns for a living.
When some of my "punk" friends (which in their minds means live in mom's basement and do nothing with your life) found out that I had started a business they would say "Dude that is so not punk rock." Then I would kindly explain to them that the reasons I started a punk band all those years ago were the very same reasons I started a business today... Because my life was headed in a certain direction and I didn't give a rat's @$$ what anybody else had to say about it. I call it the "inner entrepreneurial monster". This time he means business! Haha safety pins :)