Archive for March, 2008
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Monday, March 31st, 2008Associations have been around for hundreds of years. Some of the earliest documented associations were the English trade guilds in the 1700′s. These trade guilds collected the experience of a profession into handwritten texts, they held assemblies of their members and they matched apprentices with expert craftsmen. Strikingly similar to the products, bootcamps and coaching [...]
Robert William was bored
Sunday, March 30th, 2008I was the Robert William entertainment committee today. He wanted to go geocaching. Geocaching is a sport where you use a portable GPS to find treasure hidden in the woods by other people. You first visit www.Geocaching.com, enter a zip code and identify potential caches to find. Then, you enter their latitude and longitude into [...]
Pool not finished quickly enough to break my fall
Friday, March 28th, 2008Yesterday evening I was working on my laptop after dinner when a neighbor dropped by to see how our pool construction was progressing. It’s all concreted but we are waiting on the screen enclosure and the rock water fall to get done before the pool gets filled with water. While I was walking around the [...]
Creating a Second Income on the Internet
Monday, March 24th, 2008For some business owners, their best opportunity to create wealthy is through add-on opportunities through their business. Yanik Silver, Moonlighting on the Internet, reveals how business owners can create an additional business. Some of what we discussed included: * Ways business owners can create wealth * The best methods of creating an Internet business * [...]
My broken tail light
Saturday, March 22nd, 2008I got back from Baltimore today. Here’s a photo of the busted tail light from the adventure I wrote about on Thursday. My meeting with Dan and Bill went great. We came up with some new plans for IMA. You’ll start seeing them in the next couple of weeks. They are a secret until then. I’ll [...]
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