Thursday, March 16, 2006
Securing funding for non-profits and early stage business enterprises on a performance 'no risk' basis.
A History of Happiness! I admit it; I’ve always done what makes me happy - well almost always. From a guy who focused on intrinsic motivation, looking backwards to a young fellow who sold newspapers, and who earlier still (at an age of 7) created match strikers from lumber and sandpaper (pinched from construction sites) and sold them door-to-door for 5¢ - my instincts for survival have always had something to do with enterprise: making money and selling something - and the biggie, “what is it that makes people do what they do?” My natural self is a happy one, and my pleasures apart from helping others, include all the human indulgences which matter to me, like: classical music, blues, country, rock, history, science - particularly physics, sushi, and maybe some of the hedonistic pleasures which I refrain from elaborating on here. So if you’re seeking some kind of heavy duty intellectual, lead-footed one-eyed savior to provide your deliverance, count on someone else. On the other hand, if life is joyful for you, and getting things done rather than blah, blah, blah, matters to you most, well heck, we might just get something done together and have a lot of fun doing it.