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<blockquote data-quote="Volatility_rivals135605" data-source="post: 131746495" data-attributes="member: 1476288">When someone says something thats blatantly false about me, Ill correct them.&nbsp; Stating facts is not bragging. Im not one who typically flaunts/shows/discusses his resume or success, but for a forum troll basement dweller making inaccurate statements, Ill make an exception..&nbsp; I come from humble means, self-made, everything Ive achieved has been through hard work, 80+ hour weeks, dedication to my craft &amp; professional perfectionism, and im proud of it and the adversities Ive overcome throughout my career on my path of obtainment.When I was growing up, as a poor kid in a small coal camp town, there was nothing more nauseating then people who measured individual value by monetary means, esp of those they did&nbsp; not earn themselves. As I was raised you value a man by the their character, how they treat other people, and moral fiber, and not their job title, their bank account, or the logos on their cars or clothes. Im not a silverspoon trust-fund kid, and never will be, no matter my professional trajectory. That said, considering my starting point, yeah im both proud &amp; confident in my specific area of expertise, which is data analytics &amp; strategy/model design.&nbsp; You can be proud and humble too, its not an OR statement.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Volatility_rivals135605, post: 131746495, member: 1476288"] When someone says something thats blatantly false about me, Ill correct them. Stating facts is not bragging. Im not one who typically flaunts/shows/discusses his resume or success, but for a forum troll basement dweller making inaccurate statements, Ill make an exception.. I come from humble means, self-made, everything Ive achieved has been through hard work, 80+ hour weeks, dedication to my craft & professional perfectionism, and im proud of it and the adversities Ive overcome throughout my career on my path of obtainment. When I was growing up, as a poor kid in a small coal camp town, there was nothing more nauseating then people who measured individual value by monetary means, esp of those they did not earn themselves. As I was raised you value a man by the their character, how they treat other people, and moral fiber, and not their job title, their bank account, or the logos on their cars or clothes. Im not a silverspoon trust-fund kid, and never will be, no matter my professional trajectory. That said, considering my starting point, yeah im both proud & confident in my specific area of expertise, which is data analytics & strategy/model design. You can be proud and humble too, its not an OR statement. [/QUOTE]

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