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I'd have gone bigger earlier, taken a few more chances, borrowed money.

 

 

I wouldn't have wasted 5 years as a green keeper! Straight into the tree game at seventeen, and I might be half decent by now! :P

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I've done all sorts of crap jobs along the way but if I changed any of it I might not appreciate where I am as much as I do.

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My mate told me once that his Dad said to him on his death bed ...Son , Dont work in a factory and never mary a forigner . He did both . He wanted to be a pro musision .

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I wish I taken a few more risks in terms of employment. I was stuck in a rut at a company for 5 years. I should of manned up and realised you don't have to be stuck at one place specially if you're unhappy

I wish I started my own company 10 years ago

I've got lots of mates and some best friends working in the arb industry, I've worked in places I didn't think existed I've seen just about all of the North East, the good the bad and the Middlesbrough :lol: I would never get the opportunity to do that in any other job. I met my wife through my Arb mates too.

Personally I wouldn't go back in time.

But I also belive I have no real desire to be in the arb industry when I reach retirement age.

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