Looking for feedback

Dien—this was amazing---excellent food for thought, both your questions and observations. Like Tom said, it could apply to a lot of situations, and maybe it will help someone else here, too. It stirred up a lot of ideas in my mind, and was inspiring!

Ankesh—some good points—more food for thought. Hourly tutoring is an interesting proposition, but not a passion—and I would be teaching English, since I am not qualified to teach the languages I speak conversationally. I created the website I wished I’d had all along, and maybe that’s the question: is there a market for something I wanted? We’ll see. I do love the twist you suggested on marketing (learn a language slowly).

LindaC—There is a college where I live, and I’ve been meaning to drop by their language classes with a stack of business cards I’ve already created…A good reminder about the resources in my own backyard.

Cornell—“exposure to potential users” is exactly what I’m thinking about, and I really like the idea about the boomer article.

Phil—two great links I hadn’t seen before, a wonderful jumping-off point to find people to connect with on this subject.


Time is the most precious resource, since you can’t create more of it. I truly appreciate the time you’ve all taken to read the backstory and post your thoughts here--it has been a huge help.

Cheers,
Cindy