A new era begins
Fun, excitement, and a lot of time and thought can really describe my actions as of late. No, I didn’t get Starbucks and double my money on a position in the same day, but I did set some stuff in motion that will surely take Falkin Trading contests to the next level. First off, we have a brand new forum for all of our forum dwellers from our old online discussion board. The Portal as we call it has a fresh new look, and you best be book marking its main page, http://forums.r3illc.com/index.php.
Secondly, I have been working very closely with our IT director for our company to put up a brand new website for not only our company, but our trading contests. The site will contain everything from online registration forms to official rules and even a hall of fame. The coolest and most exciting part about everything though I’d say is the automated registration system that I am working on getting completed. With the system, once the contestant fills out the registration form and submits it, he or she will automatically be emailed instructions on how to join the contest. This in turn saves me a ton of time and energy, and makes the contest look sweet as all get out. If that isn’t enough to get your blood pumping, the site will also have a testimonial page so you can go read up on what others have to say about the contest.
It is a complete package that I never thought nor dreamed I’d be creating. Our trading contests house contestants from all over the world, and it is always fun talking to someone online 12 AM your time when it is really 12PM there time. I am very grateful to a lot of close companions that have helped me make this a reality. Without them believing and seeing the same vision as me, none of this would be coming about. I thank God for all of his blessings, and I pray twice a day that I may continue to help people learn and educate themselves on investing. It is a passion that will last until the day I die, and if we can rally 80+ contestants worldwide around one contest now, just imagine what we will be housing a year from now…
Closing Thought –
“A moment cherished is a moment that has not perished,
And every moment seen is a moment you are truly free.”
Regards,
Secondly, I have been working very closely with our IT director for our company to put up a brand new website for not only our company, but our trading contests. The site will contain everything from online registration forms to official rules and even a hall of fame. The coolest and most exciting part about everything though I’d say is the automated registration system that I am working on getting completed. With the system, once the contestant fills out the registration form and submits it, he or she will automatically be emailed instructions on how to join the contest. This in turn saves me a ton of time and energy, and makes the contest look sweet as all get out. If that isn’t enough to get your blood pumping, the site will also have a testimonial page so you can go read up on what others have to say about the contest.
It is a complete package that I never thought nor dreamed I’d be creating. Our trading contests house contestants from all over the world, and it is always fun talking to someone online 12 AM your time when it is really 12PM there time. I am very grateful to a lot of close companions that have helped me make this a reality. Without them believing and seeing the same vision as me, none of this would be coming about. I thank God for all of his blessings, and I pray twice a day that I may continue to help people learn and educate themselves on investing. It is a passion that will last until the day I die, and if we can rally 80+ contestants worldwide around one contest now, just imagine what we will be housing a year from now…
Closing Thought –
“A moment cherished is a moment that has not perished,
And every moment seen is a moment you are truly free.”
Regards,
posted by Blain Reinkensmeyer at
12:12 AM
2 Comments:
My blood is pumping!
Spence
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Anonymous, at 5:59 PM
Blain, this thing is awesome let me tell you. GREAT work!
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Mark Zimmer, at 9:57 PM
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