Initial Five Years
Through a consistent regimen of activities, we begin to learn the craft.

A. Practice Jobs (Goals)
1. Sharpen timing
2. Be able to make errors in safe environment

B. First Real Heist (Goals)
1. Assemble small team
2. Create cash base
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Mr. Henry

C. Cultivate Relationship with Abe Henry
1. Work with professionals
2. Make name for ourselves
Anthony: Of all our goals the crucial one to bring to fruition is C. Mr. Henry

* Positive values
Loyalty
Enthusiasm

*Negative Values
Sloth
Predictability

The 2nd Five Years
D. Going Legitimate (w/ Mr. Henry)
1. Make wise investments
2. The Robin Hood Principle
a. Establish good will within community
b. Anonymous donations
E. Develop outside interests
a. Travel
b. Art
c. Science

3rd Phase Years 10-15
Anthony the ideas for these years are …………*****

The Next 25 Years
F. Obviously these years will be heavily influenced by the years that precede them.
1. Multiple accommodations
2. When possible
a. Meet people from foreign countries.
b. Find ways to develop properties

Anthony
Remember what Huey Long said, “You make your own opportunities”

Further Opportunities
…………..*****
“Ways of Success”
These are some plans for ways of success
a. chances
b. odds
c. bet long

The Next Fifty

G. Keep working
1. Keep developing
2. No more crime
* Wives and family *
Very crucial
1. Houses
a. Beach house
b. Town house
c. Ranch
d. Lake house

……………….*****

Living into 21st century

H. Anthony as you know there can be no way of looking this far ahead.
1. Remain flexible
2. Don’t be too derogatory

I. Consider alternatives
1. Within field
2. Outside field
a. College
b. Higher degrees
c. Honorary degrees

J. Why not plan ahead ……why not continue……*****

I discarded another 300-400 words too cause enough was enough!

(No, actually I do appreciate all the time and effort you put into these posts. Really enjoyable reading. I bought the disc over the weekend and now I can’t wait to go through all of its content over the holidays.)

Eric Anderson was unavailable, but if you go to Ian Dingman’s website, it’s apparent that this is his style and the reason that Criterion probably approached him is because the styles were somewhat similar.

And if you think about the two styles of art, at least based on the BR artwork, hold them up and compare the two, it’s pretty obvious that it isn’t Eric Anderson’s art.

Now one has to ask, what is it that kept Eric Anderson so busy that he couldn’t work on his brother’s DVD artwork?

Either way, no dealbreaker.