Would you pay $10 a month + (some budget you determine) to receive a "You're doing X this weekend" type email/calendar invite . It would be complete with instructions of what you need to do, where you need to be and what it is.
I might bend it to be customer pays tho w/ no kickback so that the customer knows we're in their corner. Otherwise I may as well just send everyone to whomever pays me the most.
What would you want to learn from this course? Are you looking for a strategy or an explanation on how options/spreads/etc. work or something else entirely?
You mean, you want someone to explain to you a recent scientific paper about something? "Vulgarization as a service" or "crowd sourcing vulgarization", that might be an idea.
Heads up - when I was working for a lead gen company, they would charge per lead, not on a monthly basis.
Also, I assume you'd want to be the exclusive recipient (or nearly the exclusive recipient) for these leads, because for most of the business brokers out there you can get a newsletter with the newest businesses for sale, though maybe not filtered as you'd like it.
I would pay X for an app that could maximize the happiness of deciding where to go eat...say I have a list of 3 choices, they have a list of 3 choices, we don't know each other's 1st choice or any choice for that matter, just that there was an agreement, and we're both satisfied.
When the coin is in the air, you will know which option you really want. Or you will go with what the coin has chosen, absolving you of the consequences of making the choice. "this restaurant sucked" "dont blame me, the coin picked it"
We built an internal app similar to this at a previous workplace. It was a small company and most people would go out to lunch together every day. Getting everyone to agree where to go was the hardest part. The app would email everyone in the office at 11am so they could opt-in or opt-out that day. Based on who was going, the app would recommend 3 restaurants from Yelp and put them up for a vote. Voting would be open for an hour and ultimately we would go to lunch at the restaurant with the most votes. We trained it to be "smart" about its recommendations, taking into consideration who was going to lunch and their previous voting history. Neat idea, and it probably could have been generalized to work for happy hour, date night, or other group events.
I figured that I lack leadership/social skills. I would pay $1000-$2000 over an year for helping me develop a few of these skills and help me earn an extra 10k-20k per year at my day job. I am at staff engineer level now.
Essentially, I am looking for mentor/coach.
If interested, send email to iamanonymouscoward@gmail.com
Check out your local Toastmasters, some of which specialize in specific industry domains. They are a collegial, supportive group. You will be thrown in the deep end of the pool and your skills will advance quickly. It is also very affordable and the processes have stood the test of time. I am 3 speech milestones in and by next year will have my competent communicator and competent leader certifications. Maybe even advanced leader certification based on a city-wide/district level (Shanghai) project I am working on. A great org.
I would pay 15$/month for better desktop linux distribution. Something with the polish of mac os/windows/chrome os, but running on a standard linux plarform.
2000 for a 14 inch ultrabook with a great screen, great keyboard and great batery life
A good chunk of money for ads free, in depth technical articals
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- Opportunity Overload: http://opportunityoverload.com/
- FE International is a broker that does this: http://feinternational.com/
Also, I assume you'd want to be the exclusive recipient (or nearly the exclusive recipient) for these leads, because for most of the business brokers out there you can get a newsletter with the newest businesses for sale, though maybe not filtered as you'd like it.
And then they won't.
And then they will again.
$15 to block the ones that have the cutesy and smug "no thanks" messages like "no thanks, I don't enjoy money saving tips"
When the coin is in the air, you will know which option you really want. Or you will go with what the coin has chosen, absolving you of the consequences of making the choice. "this restaurant sucked" "dont blame me, the coin picked it"
2000 for a 14 inch ultrabook with a great screen, great keyboard and great batery life
A good chunk of money for ads free, in depth technical articals