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\"Phil Libin had made the decision to lay off all of his employees and shut down Evernote in 2008. Checking his email one last time at 3 a.m. before going to bed, Libin found an email from a man in Sweden who loved the product and offered to invest. A wire transfer for $500,000 helped the company avoid a complete shut down and gain enough traction for it to take off. Evernote is now valued at more than $1 billion.\"
The thorough analysis of Tim Glyshaw\'s life on this board, with zero information, should make each of you that has questioned it proud. I\'m glad to hear that those of you who question every part of this man\'s success have gone through life with zero setbacks and every life success was logically explained through data.
To others who recognize hard work and doing the right thing day in and day out and even being honest about your failures often can lead to the greatest successes, I wish you good fortune and success in your handicapping.