In the United States EVERYONE as money. Ghettos and poor places can be terrific areas to start when you’re a n00b or starting your tech business.
Mining Gold in Ghettos
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Zumba Tech Ed as a Religion
What if we could change how tech education I presented…
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Blaming “White” People is Dangerous
So apparently Fast Company has a “7 Lessons that White People Can Learn…” article about the brouhaha over the naming of the startup called Bodega. Now I think there are […]
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No Gold Stars
No pat on the head for you…
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You have an amazing teaching skill. Wish you will ignore all the people who talk low about you. They are just jealous of your success and skills.
The day I read this story I changed the way I look at the people who talk low about me: https://www.uua.org/re/tapestry/children/loveguide/session12/anger
This is interesting, because I have thought the same myself, when I started out in web design there was a town near where I lived that is very economically depressed. However, it had a large number of small businesses, shops, tradesmen etc. I looked into it, and as far as I could tell, there was only one web design company based in the town, and their website itself was pretty terrible. I always intended to go there for a day and hand out flyers, but I never got around to it (I moved not long after), but I’m still certain that somebody could make a killing there (so to speak) offering affordable web design services.
This was great content just what I am doing with my small home based business. I already have experience in the field but thinking of going on my own. Created business but in washington I need a low volt electrical license to run cable. http://www.geekguypro.com