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Do you like sales, Luna? Because it's truly dreadful if you don't LOVE it. It grows terribly tedious, and quickly. But if you are certain you wish to pursue it, I advise to check Amazon for the top rank books on the topic and choose one that appeals to you. I was in marketing for awhile and would have simply lost my patience if I hadn't found a couple of good books on the subject. (I'm afraid I do not recollect the names of them, however, I apologize.)

Bon voyage!

Fred

we are actually in web development and design. i do development, planning, and customer relations which means i have to get the customer to buy our service.. which does make me a bit of a sale girl i guess, but i enjoy the hunt so far

 come to Brazil, you would have a great time here

 really? tell me more 

(most) people here are naturally warm and you could learn a lot from that, if you need to.

But from an average person's point of view, the country is really laid back... things here are calmer, easier,... it's like a constant breeze that puts you into a sort of meditative state, being at the same time aware of everything but not worried about a thing. 

We're quite good looking too, you know :)

 Is there a lot of demand for web development though? Is there demand for an English speaking American web development company? Don't they speak Portugese there?

 web design is a huge market in Brazil. In fact, we are top notch when it comes to design en general. Brazilians balance well technical skills and funky creativity so you could pick up a lot from that

if you're coming here just for a couple of months, you don't need Portuguese. Heck, you don't even need web designing - teach English and you'll make a living. But if you ever consider staying longer, you'll need to earn trust from Brazilians and that can only be achieved speaking Portuguese.

 So it's not good for business. I have no reason to go. I think I understand what you mean. You think I should just go there to enjoy the weather and the beatiful people. But, like you said, if I want to get the trust from the locals, I'll need to speak their language. That means my time spent there would be zero business being done. That means I would be making zero progress in my life on my chase for my dreams. Do you think I should stop chasing my dreams so I can take a vacation? I don't think Alexander the Great, or Cleopatra, or Ceasar thought that way. They had goals, and they dedicated their life to pursuing them. Everything else came secondary. I understand that the Human mind is stupid. It relies too much on habbits and chasing after seratonin. I closely watch my habbits and make sure they are always healthy, and moving foward toward my dream.  This means even when I don't think about what I should be doing, I'm usually doing the right thing anyway. And I always feel super depressed if I stop making progress. It makes me feel like such a loser. I'm really driven! But, it's not really like its WORK. I really enjoy it you know. I place so much value in it that I truely get like seratonin kicks when I get a little bit of success. I chase it like a carrot. Play life like a MMORPG. Live in a mog house, peddle my wares for a couple gillz, and travel the world building relationships with people who I can commision to sell my companies service. 

double post - not my fault, of course ;)