Slowing down!

Thank you for stopping by! As you can see, this is an exciting page. My goal is to start 52 businesses in the next year! Yes, these will be generally simplistic self-maintaining and hopefully self-evolving websites; but that's just the point! As with most businesses, some will "fail" and most will only make a bit, but some will hit; and that gamble is what wakes some of us up in the morning.

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It’s been hard to keep it up lately.  I’m working on a few things, but none of them are launchable, and missing my deadlines is not appropriate.  I’ve just been so overwhelmed by trying to live off a teacher’s salary this year, and more than that, being in an apartment (while I own a gorgeous house).  I’m the type of guy that really would have thrived as a classical “client.”  The patron-client relationship was the medieval and renaissance lord-artist relationship you picture from the movies.  A rich “patron” (yes, same word as “padre,” but with the -on attached to mean “super-father”) would hire a “client”–basically an artist-in-residence–who would just be a sugar daddied artist.  That’s where we get a lot of great art.  And that’s what I need, because I’ve done a lot of amazing things for a lot of people, but really can’t thrive until I have some security.  So I’ve gotta’ really build an empire of bread-and-butter so I can start using my real gifts.  Maybe it’s just the beginning of mid-life-crisis #2 (or 3, depending on how you count it–but the one you get when you’re 35).  In any case, I promise to have some businesses up soon and to upgrade some of my earlier ones.  There’s demand, and I’m just not filling it, and that’s not right.  ScriptureForum.Net is on track to get 1200 uniques this month (in it’s 3rd month!), and it only has half its chapters live.

So I again need partners, investors, patrons, and an energy drink.  And I need to get to work–no, literally, it’s 7:57.