biz and life<\/u><\/b> – these things revolve around each other<\/p>\n
NOTE: This post was delayed, I am already awake for a new day \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n
Some site news: You can not point your links at soulhuntre.com with safety.
\nAll URL\/browser detection will come from there now. This means you won’t need
\nthe "enhanced\/views" portion of the URL anymore if you were using it.
\nThis is very much a work in progress.<\/p>\n
Obviously, there has been a lot of stress here locally about money. This is I am not insulted by this. It is simply the ‘way things are’. If you would Anyway – I have been thinking about the directions this I am a much wiser man than I was a year ago – and my team more So, using the above – how do we draw up a plan of attack to become independent
\nno shock to anyone who knows how
\nthings are<\/a> out there in the marketplace. Along with money stress comes many
\nother stresses – some of the interpersonal, some of them simply personal. Many
\nof the things I want to do require a rather serious cash flow – and many of the
\nloyalties I expect from others really only come if I can supply adequate sums of
\nmoney.<\/p>\n
\nrule, then you must provide. Simple.<\/p>\n
\ncompany<\/a> has to go in to survive. The market has changed, the climate for
\nmoney, income and finance has changed. Some things remain the same. In the
\ncurrent market, the clear winner seems to be direct to consumer, paid content.
\nThe big loser (at current) is business to business consulting services. Our
\nrecent problems with Client X have shown me that you are always in trouble if
\nyou are at the mercy of another firm.<\/p>\n
\ntechnically adept. The question remains then – what is it dotPublishing,
\nInc.<\/a> has to offer?<\/p>\n\n
\n technologies. We are one of the few firms that can claim the ability to code
\n in the new .NET<\/a>
\n programming framework from Microsoft<\/a><\/li>\n
\n economy – the adult entertainment market<\/li>\n
\n skills to deliver compelling services and content directly to consumers<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
\nin the least amount of time – and give ourselves the chance to move on? My
\nnapkin sketch is below…<\/p>\n\n
\n Client Z and some of our old
\n friends<\/a> come to mind)<\/li>\n
\n proven<\/a> websites<\/li>\n
\n projects<\/a> that are extremely
\n close<\/a> to the finish line<\/li>\n
\n projects<\/a> that can be turned around in the short term<\/li>\n
\n external funding is an option, some
\n of these<\/a> are in place and others<\/a>
\n need to be investigated<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n