Congratulations! It’s much, much better to be a “Rising Star” than a falling star, even though you CAN wish on the falling stars! Don’t worry about the expectations - we’ll like you whatever you do in the future.
Comment by Minette on 1/4/2008 @ 1:06 pm
Thanks guys! And yes, I will count my blessings that I did not have to report my designation as “Falling Star of the Year.”
Comment by Jason on 1/4/2008 @ 2:24 pm
That’s cool! Way to go. It’s always nice to be recognized once in a while.
Comment by Libby on 1/4/2008 @ 9:13 pm
A very deserved award for you Jason! Congrats my friend! You are well on your way to go beyond Rising Star and will be a Super-Duper-Star soon! You already are in my mind! ![]()
Comment by Phil Gerbyshak on 1/5/2008 @ 10:16 pm
Jim says that you’ll really have your work cut out for you if your next speaking engagement is to used car salesmen in Poughkipsie
And, hey, CONGRATS!!
Comment by Marilyn on 1/6/2008 @ 5:19 pm
“I tend to downplay my accomplishments. My dreams are pretty big, and I have a habit of looking forward to the next big thing.” I hear ya.. but it seems like every time you talk to a start that as rose, they say things like “enjoy the ride” and “It’s the getting here that was so fun”, and other priceless words of wisdom that are hard to heed.
Congrats! and take a minute to reflect on all you have created from nothing. Turns out it’s quite a bit ![]()
Comment by Jesse on 1/9/2008 @ 11:04 am
Congratulations, Jason. I am sure there will be more accomplishments to follow. Pat
Comment by Pat on 1/12/2008 @ 8:23 am
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Aw shucks. I personally know some of the past recipients and I can certainly say that I have some mighty big shoes to fill.
