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New DN Journal Cover Story: Rick Latona - Life in the Fast Lane

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The new December Cover Story is out at DNJournal.com. This exclusive profile of a man who seems to be EVERYWHERE these days - Rick Latona - details how the 37-year-old serial entrepreneur has managed to turn the old order upside down, even though he didn't enter the domain business full time until 2007. You can read all about it here:
http://www.dnjournal.com/cover/2009/november-december.htm
 
let me be the first to congratulate the man for all the accomplishments and gotta love the "its serious business" attitude.... not too many in this game are as determined and hungry to go places.. we need more people to step up to the plate and tackle all the challenges :)
 
Good to know the story behind the man. There is one easy word to sum up this guy: "entrepreneur".
 
Good to know the story behind the man. There is one easy word to sum up this guy: "entrepreneur".

Indeed.

We'd load up every room in the house and make it look like a family had been there for 40 years and was just selling all their accumulated junk. We'd place ads in all the papers saying “Divorce, Moving, Estate Sale – every thing must go”

Now that's creative. :-)
 
Clearly a Type A personality. :)
 
Great write up - just a small correction since I'm a tree guy. It should be Noble firs and Douglas-firs, not 'furs' - where you talk about Rick's work with Christmas trees.
 
Great write up - just a small correction since I'm a tree guy. It should be Noble firs and Douglas-firs, not 'furs' - where you talk about Rick's work with Christmas trees.

Thanks - should have caught that myself. Fixed it, though considering all of the things Latona has tried, it wouldn't surprise if he had been involved in the "fur" business somewhere along the line too. :)
 
Another great story. Congrats to Duke and Rick Latona.
 
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