The company I sold was indeed fully thought out - it was ranked one of the 5,000 fastest growing private companies in America by INC Magazine in 2011 ;)
It was sold by the buyer who bought it from me (acquired by a supplier), and I have no control over the content anymore, but as far as I can tell the site has been completely replaced at least twice since I sold it.
As far as "living a life of lies," I take offense, and I'm not sure where you come to this conclusion.
For me, living a life of lies meant telling myself I was meant to go to Stanford and run a Silicon Valley Startup.
Since I'm not sure there's any basis to the rest of your critique, I don't know how to respond to it.
It was sold by the buyer who bought it from me (acquired by a supplier), and I have no control over the content anymore, but as far as I can tell the site has been completely replaced at least twice since I sold it.
As far as "living a life of lies," I take offense, and I'm not sure where you come to this conclusion.
For me, living a life of lies meant telling myself I was meant to go to Stanford and run a Silicon Valley Startup.
Since I'm not sure there's any basis to the rest of your critique, I don't know how to respond to it.