One Human Trait often Overlooked as a "Success Ingredient" (Part One)
3 years ago I approached some polymer-clay artists and polymer-clay hobbyists via a popular forum. I had been with the forum for almost 5 months then. I told them I wanted to create a software that allows people to access their websites. The software flips open like an ebook, to show their online tutorials. The feedback I had wasn't great. For one...
some "great" polymer-clay trainer was afraid of losing her job. lol And there was that suggestion that even if the software isn't sold for profits, it would be a breach of copyright.
That can't be further from the truth. Do the makers of internet browsers like Firefox and Safari get sued when websites and blogs g et opened in them? There are many cooking experts around but do they lose their jobs just because there are many recipe and bakery-related books around? Of course not!
I gave up the thought of ever creating the software I wanted to create for the polymer-clay community. And no one in the polymer clay community benefited because no extra web traffic was sent to their polymer-clay websites (except for one when he backed me up IN PRIVATE on an dishonest online polymer clay retailer who I had also previously made a complaint to the BBB.org but that's another story - I never got what I paid for which could have been easily tracked by Fedex).
Some months ago, I picked up some good old info. It was written in 1996.
It was about a millionaire who lived in a condominium with his dog and family, and the condominium committee members.
You can find more content in my personal blog (about blogging, entrepreneurship, health, scams, etc) that somehow turned more like my won Q & A itself: MyQute.com Comment in mine and I will comment in your URL!
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