BREAKING ALL THE RULEZ – ENTREPRENEURSHIP

Most of my teachers who explain fundamentalz of entrepreneurship -tell me to hire top professionals and manage projectz.

HMMMM – so me learning HTML, CSS and FLASH and all the termz and codes of website building goes against these fundamentalz. BUT it goes towards me learning new skills, vocabulary and more content and context to teach with. (MY DILEMMA)

I realize this, yet after reading the WORLD IS FLAT by Thomas Friedman, I also realize that every individual with a computer and internet hookup had the same potenital and opportunity ANYWHERE in the world!!!

A website is a piece of real estate in the virtual world.

• BRANDING/LOGOS, COLOR SCHEME
• IMAGERY – photography, at least 4 mega-pixel camera and editing program
• VIDEO – video camera, editing program
• SERVER – ability to house content, sites, pages, muzik, video, images
• AUDIO – Sound booth, editing program -and an EXTRAORDINARY SONGWRITER.
• WEBSITE BUILDER program – FLASH, DREAMWEAVER etc
• CODER/PROGRAMMER – PHP, actionscript

If an individual has the skill sets and can do all of these thingz – or can “BUY THE TIME” of others who do have the skill sets then I theorize that is all you need. Set up the system and maintain it.

Why are you unique and why will people keep coming back? What is the exchange?

How many of these skill sets do you have? How many do you want?to know? Do you have connections within all of these creative fields? Do you have the money to “BUY THE TIME” of those who do?

How many people does it take make this virtual real estate happen?

B.YONEST NEWZ

 

• VISUAL PLAN BEING CONSTRUCTED – STIMULATE THE RIGHT BRAIN WITH SYMBOLZ
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Vegas is going Bankrupt #2 – Keep watching….

WHERE IS THE MONEY FLOWING?  Maybe not Nevada anymore…

“The gambling slowdown that began early this year is taking a serious toll on Las Vegas, with banks, investors and private-equity funds growing as tightfisted as the consumers who are gambling less in the slumping economy.

Once believed to be recession-proof, casinos are proving to be highly vulnerable to the economic downturn, which is striking the industry at a bad time. Las Vegas is entering its lethargic summer season, and a boom-time frenzy of grand expansion plans and private-equity buyouts has left casinos laden with debt.

The gambling industry has survived economic famine before. But the current consumer-driven downturn, coupled with a recent industry shift away from gambling and toward luxury amenities, high-priced entertainment and dining, has created a dangerous situation for Las Vegas.

The problems are weighing heavily on gambling companies that cater to the local Las Vegas population with low-glitz, high-profit casinos built away from the tourist zone known as the Las Vegas Strip. Those companies thrived on the boom in southern Nevada’s population, as families flocked to the area for jobs in the casino industry. But now those customers are holding back, pinched by a housing crunch and rising unemployment.”

SOURCE - WALL STREET JOURNAL