https://youtu.be/84oTsiqm614
Enjoy!
Edit: sorry about the quality. I dont know what happened there.
Friday, September 28, 2018
Assignment 9
Who: I have no doubt that there are certain people that I THINK should need this opportunity, but don't show signs of it. For example, one of my coworkers likes to learn about cars, owns 2 used cars, and does not like the expensive bills that standard shops charge. When asked if he would utilize my opportunity, he said that he probably couldn't see himself working on his own car unless he had the help of someone trustworthy. There are also the group of people that have the money to spend on repairs/upgrades to their cars without the need of doing the work themselves. They share the same need (adding/replacing parts), yet they do not require the work to be done by themselves as they have the extra cash to spend at a shop. I also gathered from my interviews that there are people who share the same needs as many in my opportunity, but simply do not have the capability to work on a car themselves. They want to save money, but don't feel confident that they can complete the task.
What: This opportunity varies from similar needs when discussing labor prices at standard shops. Most people will end up paying the $100 dollar an hour rates that most places charge, not knowing that they can do the work faster themselves by skipping certain steps that shops are inclined to do because of the hourly rate. If the hourly rate of using the lifts is lower than the average shop charge, then the customer walks out with more money. This opportunity also varies from other needs because this service is aimed at people who like to wrench on their own vehicles for various reasons. I personally like to make sure things are as good as they can be, and I know what work has been done. I can imagine that most people just want their car to be up and running so they can get to work. I think the line between my opportunity and your average shop is drawn at how much the user wants to work to save money. I think the time investment is positive as not only do you generally save time, you also have piece of mind.
Why: Why people fix their cars is obvious. They want it to run. That is no different in my opportunity than it is at a regular shop. People outside my boundary get their cars fixed because they need the car, and there is nothing more to it. People inside my boundary fix their cars to save money, have piece of mind for their vehicle, or generally challenge themselves. Again, the line is drawn at how much people value their time spent working versus spent on other things.
Inside Boundary
Who: People who want to save some cash and have piece of mind
What: A place where they can accomplish this task without their own investment in tools
Why: Because shops charge more than some people are willing to spend
Outside Boundary
Who: People who can afford the high shop costs.
What: Not a place for people who don't have time/knowledge to work on the car themselves
Why: Not everyone wants to work on their car, some people are not confident in their work and would rather a professional do it.
What: This opportunity varies from similar needs when discussing labor prices at standard shops. Most people will end up paying the $100 dollar an hour rates that most places charge, not knowing that they can do the work faster themselves by skipping certain steps that shops are inclined to do because of the hourly rate. If the hourly rate of using the lifts is lower than the average shop charge, then the customer walks out with more money. This opportunity also varies from other needs because this service is aimed at people who like to wrench on their own vehicles for various reasons. I personally like to make sure things are as good as they can be, and I know what work has been done. I can imagine that most people just want their car to be up and running so they can get to work. I think the line between my opportunity and your average shop is drawn at how much the user wants to work to save money. I think the time investment is positive as not only do you generally save time, you also have piece of mind.
Why: Why people fix their cars is obvious. They want it to run. That is no different in my opportunity than it is at a regular shop. People outside my boundary get their cars fixed because they need the car, and there is nothing more to it. People inside my boundary fix their cars to save money, have piece of mind for their vehicle, or generally challenge themselves. Again, the line is drawn at how much people value their time spent working versus spent on other things.
Inside Boundary
Who: People who want to save some cash and have piece of mind
What: A place where they can accomplish this task without their own investment in tools
Why: Because shops charge more than some people are willing to spend
Outside Boundary
Who: People who can afford the high shop costs.
What: Not a place for people who don't have time/knowledge to work on the car themselves
Why: Not everyone wants to work on their car, some people are not confident in their work and would rather a professional do it.
Friday, September 21, 2018
Assignment 8
My opportunity involves people who work on their own cars, whether
it be building a race car or fixing a daily. In my experience, and through interviews,
using a lift is easier for someone working on a car. This is the reason most shops
use these lifts. Lifts are expensive, and most people make due with low level
jacks and stands.
My service I wish to provide is rental of these lifts, in a
safe environment, for people who wish to do automotive work on their own
vehicle. It is as simple as that. Have a warehouse big enough for multiple
lifts. Space for cars and simple amenities like bathroom and sitting room. Some
tools will be provided, but you also can bring your own. This shop would
feature a large compressor for air driven power tools. Charge by the hour, day,
or any time period specified by the customer. Few employees are needed. I
personally can over-watch the operation and even provide tips. In terms of size,
starting off at 2-3 total lift bays would be enough as a starter. Depending on
total business that number can change. Location would mostly depend on rental
rates of certain warehouses, but best case would be near other shops or
automotive commercial enterprises.
Assignment 7
1. Automotive Lift Rental
2. Opportunity: People want to utilize lift technology when working on their cars, but cannot afford their own.
3B. Testing the what: The lift is the important part in this opportunity. I personally work on my own car. I do my work in a driveway with a low level lift and jack stands. I usually have all the tools I need, but the work ends up taking longer due to having to reach something, or sitting on my back too long. The thing that would be provided is a safe environment to use these lifts, but you work on the car yourself. It's piece of mind for the customer. They can install whatever parts they want and don't have to worry about who is working on their car.
3C. Testing the why: Most people cannot afford to have their own personal lift or shop. Tools aren't the problem, but the lift is. There are a few main reasons for this. One is cost. They cost thousands and some people cannot afford that kind of bill. Second is space. They require a certain height for operation and most garages cannot support this height. Third is mobility. They require trucks to move and someone to build and maintain them. Most people cannot afford these kinds of bills which is why they leave it up to shops. I would say that most people who build cars as a hobby, or just like working on their own car, are a part of this.
4. Interviews
2. Opportunity: People want to utilize lift technology when working on their cars, but cannot afford their own.
- Who: People who work on their own cars
- What: Want to use a lift
- Why: Cannot afford to purchase a lift
3B. Testing the what: The lift is the important part in this opportunity. I personally work on my own car. I do my work in a driveway with a low level lift and jack stands. I usually have all the tools I need, but the work ends up taking longer due to having to reach something, or sitting on my back too long. The thing that would be provided is a safe environment to use these lifts, but you work on the car yourself. It's piece of mind for the customer. They can install whatever parts they want and don't have to worry about who is working on their car.
3C. Testing the why: Most people cannot afford to have their own personal lift or shop. Tools aren't the problem, but the lift is. There are a few main reasons for this. One is cost. They cost thousands and some people cannot afford that kind of bill. Second is space. They require a certain height for operation and most garages cannot support this height. Third is mobility. They require trucks to move and someone to build and maintain them. Most people cannot afford these kinds of bills which is why they leave it up to shops. I would say that most people who build cars as a hobby, or just like working on their own car, are a part of this.
4. Interviews
- This interview was on a fellow student in my building that owns a Camaro. I learned that there aren't many times that he said he wished he had a lift, but he did state that if he had access to one that he would use it. It seems like that people will make due, but this opportunity is still there for the people who doe make due. He has built his engine multiple times, and that doesn't require a lift per say. He did say that mounting the transmission would have been easier if he could stand up though.
- I also interviewed another person that owns a Scion in my building. He said he doesn't work on his own car much, but he thinks it is a good idea if lifts could be provided. He mentioned that he would like to just check under his car sometimes, and using regular jacks and stands is a hassle.
- This interview was done with a personal friend who is big into cars. He said simply that he would take advantage of this if provided. He would enjoy using a lift to work on his car and he says it would make the work he does more finished.
- This interview was one that I was excited for. This friend has worked on many vehicles. He buys older cars, fixes and then sells them. He has his own workshop with lifts. First, he always uses the lift for anything car related. If hes checking something or just fixing, the car is on the lift. He even uses the lifts as storage if he has too many cars on the warehouse floor. Something I was excited to hear was that he has provided access to his lifts to other people for compensation. This is something that peaked my interests as my solution to this problem was right in front of my eyes.
- For my last interview I wanted someone who was unbiased in this affair. My roommate, who owns a newer model 4-door car and doesn't ever work on it himself, is this person. He says that if he worked on an older Mustang (his dream car), that he would probably just make due with jack and stands. He thought the cost of renting a lift would outweigh the cost of using low level equipment. This is something I can agree with to a point. If the work is easy why spend the money on a lift. I learned that not everyone who works on a car is interested in using lift technology.
Friday, September 14, 2018
Assignment 6
1. Economic Trend: The us economy will sustain above trend growth.
- https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2018/01/what-expect-economy-2018-nariman-behravesh/
- The opportunity exists because of the signs of consumer spending and housing markets increasing.
- The prototypical customer would be any US citizen that is a part of the economy. Weather you buy a house, or spend extra money on food.
- This can be easy to exploit. These trends are shifting to a consumer spending growth meaning that anyone can be a part of this opportunity.
- I think this opportunity is important to me because of the housing market increase. I believe that the housing market is an important part of the economy. A house is the most expensive thing that most US citizens invent in. And it is also nearly 25% of the GDP. The housing market is a good meter for how the economy is doing on a general scale.
- https://www.ibtimes.com/sleepwalking-towards-next-financial-crisis-here-are-five-biggest-risks-2717084
- This opportunity exists because hedge funds and insurance companies supply more lending than regular banks
- The prototypical customer would be someone looking for a loan
- This can be easily exploited as Shadow bankers aren't hit with the same regulations as standard banks.
- I think this is an odd opportunity. Shadow banking is seen as bad for the economy, but I think it is better. If there are more people able to load money out, then that means more people can participate in the economy. This is given that the loads don't default. More people spending is always better for the economy.
- https://www.govtrack.us/congress/bills/115/s97/summary
- This opportunity exists because it opens an entire market for relevant nuclear research.
- The prototypical customer would be scientists and researchers who work on nuclear activity and power.
- This would be hard to exploit due to the knowledge barrier and the funding required for nuclear power research.
- I think this is an opportunity because as a species, we want to protect our life. We want to move away from dirty coal and oil. Nuclear power is the biggest, cleanest form of power we currently have. I come from a city that was powered by a nuclear plant. I think that improving this technology is a huge step in the right direction for us as Humans.
- https://www.congress.gov/bill/115th-congress/house-bill/6227
- This opportunity exists because it means that our current quantum information technologies quantum computing) could be advanced years ahead.
- The prototypical customer could be a company like Intel that sells computing hardware.
- This would be difficult to exploit as the funding to build, distribute and sell quantum computers would be relatively high.
- I think this is a huge opportunity. We are coming close the limitations of standard computing chips. With quantum computing, computers become much much more powerful. This can advance nearly any type of research. It can make daily computing activities like servers and calculations much faster. We can design better AIs, algorithms, weather predictions. The possibilities are endless. And according to moore's law, computing gets 2x as fast every 2 years at the same price.
Assignment 5
1. "Coral Gables manager resigns after months of lost battles, bad press"
- https://infoweb-newsbank-com.lp.hscl.ufl.edu/apps/news/document-view?p=WORLDNEWS&t=pubname%3AMIHB%21Miami%2BHerald%252C%2BThe%2B%2528FL%2529/year%3A2018%212018/mody%3A0910%21September%2B10&f=advanced&action=browse&format=text&docref=news/16E5CDB0E74F52F0
- Cathy, a manager of the city commission, resigns after a long battle with the police department. The argument started when the police chief was seen in a tasteless photo, which was first met with contempt by the city. It was later found that the photo was not in violation of any codes. This shifted the cross-hairs over to Cathy Swanson-Riverbark and finally she resigned.
- The problem was that Cathy attacked the police chief for something that didn't break any actual codes.
- The Coral Gables police department and the people of Coral Gables have a problem with this attack by Cathy.
- https://infoweb-newsbank-com.lp.hscl.ufl.edu/apps/news/document-view?p=WORLDNEWS&t=pubname%3AGSGB%21Gainesville%2BSun%252C%2BThe%2B%2528FL%2529/year%3A2018%212018/mody%3A0912%21September%2B12&f=advanced&action=browse&format=text&docref=news/16E6DD384823D8D8
- This story is simple in that it just talks about construction of new commercial areas in Gainesville. 2 Starbucks, a Wawa, and some high end residential buildings are being built.
- The problem I found in the story is that an existing Starbucks will close when the 13th street Starbucks is finished. This has the potential to take jobs away from the workers of that Starbucks. If they cannot transfer the current staff to the new store then many will lose jobs.
- The workers of the soon to be shutdown Starbucks.
- https://infoweb-newsbank-com.lp.hscl.ufl.edu/apps/news/document-view?p=WORLDNEWS&t=pubname%3AGSGB%21Gainesville%2BSun%252C%2BThe%2B%2528FL%2529/year%3A2018%212018/mody%3A0912%21September%2B12&f=advanced&action=browse&format=text&docref=news/16E6DD37AA7D49F0
- The city of Gainesville has voted in favor of raising the pay for the Police Department. The pay increase will be about 6% for sergeants, officers, and corporals. The plan will be fed through a step plan over the years from 2016-2019. This basically locks the raise in whenever the city can afford.
- The problem is that the step-plan raises locks inthe raose wether the city can afford it or not. The city cannot afford the $2 million that would be required for a plat raise across the board.
- The problem is mostly with the City commission. They need to find the money to pay its officers the raise increase they wanted and voted on.
- https://infoweb-newsbank-com.lp.hscl.ufl.edu/apps/news/document-view?p=WORLDNEWS&t=pubname%3AGSGB%21Gainesville%2BSun%252C%2BThe%2B%2528FL%2529/year%3A2018%212018/mody%3A0910%21September%2B10&f=advanced&action=browse&format=text&docref=news/16E6366FC5355BD8
- The story talks about precautions you should take to protect you from a tire failure on the road. Many people take road trips this time of year, and the article discusses the hazards to watch out for like tire pressure, tread life, and what tires to run during the winter.
- The problem is keeping driver safe on the road during season changes.
- Any person with a car that makes long trips is effected by this problem
- https://infoweb-newsbank-com.lp.hscl.ufl.edu/apps/news/document-view?p=WORLDNEWS&t=pubname%3AGSGB%21Gainesville%2BSun%252C%2BThe%2B%2528FL%2529/year%3A2018%212018/mody%3A0909%21September%2B09&f=advanced&action=browse&format=text&docref=news/16E5F09824C9D4D8
- "Gaining an understanding of the historical and structural effects of racism is key to dealing with racial equity in communities." This story discusses Alachua county's steps towards battling racial issues. The article discusses the problems with discrimination in Alachua County. The article references South Florida's CSC (Children's service Council) program that has drastically improved equality. The city wants to mimic South FL's program.
- The problem is racial discrimination with Alachua county children.
- The City of Alachua has this problem, they are trying to improve racial quality for children.
Friday, September 7, 2018
Assignment 2
BUG LIST
1. During off hours, main road traffic lights in Gainesville are too slow.
WHY: Traffic is heavy during rush hour, but slow on off hours. After 12am they turn to yellow signals, but this should happen sooner around 10pm.
2. Speed bumps in my apartment complex.
WHY: Speed bumps keep people from speeding down the road, however the people that speed ignore the bumps anyways.
3. General difference in length of computer cables.
WHY: different equipment need different cables and length isn't a priority for most companies.
4. Entrances to commercial buildings on main roads like Newberry without dedicated turn lanes
WHY: Civil engineering is difficult and some places don't have the space or resources to make an entire new lane.
5. Having to go to the register while pumping gas on a busy day.
WHY: machines fail, so sometimes you have to pay and get your receipt inside.
6. Auto shops not giving you a specific time of completion
WHY: working on cars is tough sometimes, so its understandable that they have a window but cannot pinpoint when your car will be done.
7. Disconnected internet in my apartment with online classes.
WHY: There are a lot of tenants in my apartment complex, so sometimes things fail or work needs to be done. This is especially harmful to me because of my online classes.
8. General traffic in Gainesville on roads like Newberry, Archer, and 39th.
WHY: College town, few main roads, rush hour. It adds up.
9. Massive amounts of pollen in Gainesville in the spring.
WHY: There are a lot of plants around and it turns my car yellow.
10. Maintenance not giving me an exact window for their arrival.
WHY: there are a lot of people that need to be taken care of and sometimes they don't know when they can get to my place.
11. Certain businesses not responding well over email when asking about their own business.
WHY: Some places prefer phone calls or in person interaction, however email is the most common form of communication.
12. Buses not running on weekends when people work on weekends.
WHY: the buses are for students who need to get to school, so naturally they only run on school days.
13. Most restaurants in Gainesville closing after 10-11pm
WHY: Even though college kids stay out late, businesses need to have good hours for their workers.
14. Owning Microsoft Office does not allow you to upgrade your version.
WHY: They want to make money on each new version of word, power-point, excel they produce.
15. People not using their blinker while turning or switching lanes.
WHY: some people are focusing on the maneuver and forgetting to signal.
16. People on their phones while at a red light turning green
WHY: Rather than using it while moving, they will use their phone at a stoplight and not look up
17. Windows auto updates during important lectures or assignments.
WHY: windows needs to update for important features so it decides to just automatically update when it chooses.
18. Console exclusive video games
WHY: certain publishers and developers have contracts with SONY and MS for exclusivity
19. Road construction during rush hour on 43rd.
WHY: Certain times of day are better for work or it is too urgent to put off until the night.
20. Huge potholes on some main roads in Gainesville
WHY: Some holes get forgotten about or haven't been filled for a long time so they get worse and worse.
REFLECTION: This was sort of challenging as I really had to nitpick certain things that bug me. Normally in my daily life if something bugs me I try to find a good explanation as to why its happening to keep myself from getting too mad. So finding something that truly "bugged" me took some work. On the "WHY" section it was easy for me because of the aforementioned tenancy for me to find a cause.
1. During off hours, main road traffic lights in Gainesville are too slow.
WHY: Traffic is heavy during rush hour, but slow on off hours. After 12am they turn to yellow signals, but this should happen sooner around 10pm.
2. Speed bumps in my apartment complex.
WHY: Speed bumps keep people from speeding down the road, however the people that speed ignore the bumps anyways.
3. General difference in length of computer cables.
WHY: different equipment need different cables and length isn't a priority for most companies.
4. Entrances to commercial buildings on main roads like Newberry without dedicated turn lanes
WHY: Civil engineering is difficult and some places don't have the space or resources to make an entire new lane.
5. Having to go to the register while pumping gas on a busy day.
WHY: machines fail, so sometimes you have to pay and get your receipt inside.
6. Auto shops not giving you a specific time of completion
WHY: working on cars is tough sometimes, so its understandable that they have a window but cannot pinpoint when your car will be done.
7. Disconnected internet in my apartment with online classes.
WHY: There are a lot of tenants in my apartment complex, so sometimes things fail or work needs to be done. This is especially harmful to me because of my online classes.
8. General traffic in Gainesville on roads like Newberry, Archer, and 39th.
WHY: College town, few main roads, rush hour. It adds up.
9. Massive amounts of pollen in Gainesville in the spring.
WHY: There are a lot of plants around and it turns my car yellow.
10. Maintenance not giving me an exact window for their arrival.
WHY: there are a lot of people that need to be taken care of and sometimes they don't know when they can get to my place.
11. Certain businesses not responding well over email when asking about their own business.
WHY: Some places prefer phone calls or in person interaction, however email is the most common form of communication.
12. Buses not running on weekends when people work on weekends.
WHY: the buses are for students who need to get to school, so naturally they only run on school days.
13. Most restaurants in Gainesville closing after 10-11pm
WHY: Even though college kids stay out late, businesses need to have good hours for their workers.
14. Owning Microsoft Office does not allow you to upgrade your version.
WHY: They want to make money on each new version of word, power-point, excel they produce.
15. People not using their blinker while turning or switching lanes.
WHY: some people are focusing on the maneuver and forgetting to signal.
16. People on their phones while at a red light turning green
WHY: Rather than using it while moving, they will use their phone at a stoplight and not look up
17. Windows auto updates during important lectures or assignments.
WHY: windows needs to update for important features so it decides to just automatically update when it chooses.
18. Console exclusive video games
WHY: certain publishers and developers have contracts with SONY and MS for exclusivity
19. Road construction during rush hour on 43rd.
WHY: Certain times of day are better for work or it is too urgent to put off until the night.
20. Huge potholes on some main roads in Gainesville
WHY: Some holes get forgotten about or haven't been filled for a long time so they get worse and worse.
REFLECTION: This was sort of challenging as I really had to nitpick certain things that bug me. Normally in my daily life if something bugs me I try to find a good explanation as to why its happening to keep myself from getting too mad. So finding something that truly "bugged" me took some work. On the "WHY" section it was easy for me because of the aforementioned tenancy for me to find a cause.
Assignment 4
I believe that there is an unmet need relating to car enthusiasts and utilizing full body car lifts. If you have ever worked on a car, you probably used a simple jack and jack stands. Now, a jack and jack stands are by no means useless, but being able to lift the car higher is much better. More room to work, safer, and easy to operate. The opportunity that I see here is being able to provide access to these lifts to people who cannot afford to take the car to a shop, and who also are fed-up with trying to do important work on their car with a low level jack stand. This opportunity has always been around for as long as people have been car enthusiasts. Most people now are meeting this need by taking their car to a shop that does all the work, or they do they work themselves with lower tech equipment. I am 60% sure that this market exists.
1. Young driver with an older model car.
SUMMARY: I believe the opportunity is still there, however the demand for it might not be as high as I would like. My opportunity is just as accurate as when I started as my interviews agreed that a lift is easier for certain types of work. I believe that currently this opportunity is met with contempt and not fully realized. My interviews solved the problem with jack and jack stands but have all agreed that a lift would be easier. This could mean that there is a disconnect with what they want and how they get it. I think that as an entrepreneur, you should adapt to the customers needs, while also keeping your core beliefs and ideas firm.
1. Young driver with an older model car.
- How often do you need to work on your older car?
"Around once every few months, its usually something different each time. It's an older car so stuff is starting to go one by one." - What equipment do you generally use when working on your car?
"Simple tools like wrenches and a jack/jack stands" - Do you have anyone that is able to offer lift services to you?
"No." - Would any amount of work have been easier if you could have lifted the car off the ground?
"Oh yeah for sure, I switched out the muffler and it sucked because I had no room and I was laying on my back."
- How often do you need to work on your car?
"Its usually not a need, but I'm working on my car almost every weekend." - What equipment do you generally use when working on your car?
"I have a 2-ton jack and 4 stands, I use ratchets and wrenches like most people" - Do you have anyone that is able to provide lift services to you? "If I don't take it to a shop then I usually just lift it on my stands, so no."
- Would any amount of work have been easier if you could have lifted the car off the ground?
"Sometimes, life exhaust work would be easier, but engine work wouldn't be much easier."
- How often do you need to work on your car?
"Never, its a restoration and not my daily car." - What equipment do you generally use when working on your car?
" Full set of automotive tools, car is on stands in the garage, compressor with power tools." - Do you have anyone that is able to provide lift services to you? "Not currently."
- Would any amount of work have been easier if you could have lifted the car off the ground?
"Most of the work I can do myself, but transmission mounting might be hard without a lift."
SUMMARY: I believe the opportunity is still there, however the demand for it might not be as high as I would like. My opportunity is just as accurate as when I started as my interviews agreed that a lift is easier for certain types of work. I believe that currently this opportunity is met with contempt and not fully realized. My interviews solved the problem with jack and jack stands but have all agreed that a lift would be easier. This could mean that there is a disconnect with what they want and how they get it. I think that as an entrepreneur, you should adapt to the customers needs, while also keeping your core beliefs and ideas firm.
Assignment 3
My Entrepreneurship story.
This assignment is actually very relevant to me. My grandfather was an entrepreneur and only retired this last year. His business, named Goacher Interests, involved commercial and residential real estate in Asheville, North Carolina. He graduated from the University of Florida with degrees in Business and Civil Engineering. His business's net worth including assets was in the millions, and he had hundreds of tenants. He finally sold the business and retired after one of his partners passed away. My grandfather has made a name for himself, after being where a lot of students are today. He struggled to pay for classes and worked hard to pass them. Discussing his entrepreneurial adventures was exciting for me as I believe that becoming your own boss is possible for everyone.
I enrolled in ENT because I wanted to get into the shoes of an entrepreneur and learn the ins and outs. My goal is to work for myself and myself only. I know after this course I will still have a lot to learn but this is certainty a start.
This assignment is actually very relevant to me. My grandfather was an entrepreneur and only retired this last year. His business, named Goacher Interests, involved commercial and residential real estate in Asheville, North Carolina. He graduated from the University of Florida with degrees in Business and Civil Engineering. His business's net worth including assets was in the millions, and he had hundreds of tenants. He finally sold the business and retired after one of his partners passed away. My grandfather has made a name for himself, after being where a lot of students are today. He struggled to pay for classes and worked hard to pass them. Discussing his entrepreneurial adventures was exciting for me as I believe that becoming your own boss is possible for everyone.
I enrolled in ENT because I wanted to get into the shoes of an entrepreneur and learn the ins and outs. My goal is to work for myself and myself only. I know after this course I will still have a lot to learn but this is certainty a start.
Bill Goacher
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