How bout $3,600 A DAY?

Very interesting Ron! I appreciate you sharing this.

A few years back I had talked with the pastor about doing things in the community to help people who had lost work and was in need of learning new skills. We have mechanics, carpenters, and others I asked if they would be willing to give of their time to teach those wanting to learn.

As for practical place to learn why not at our church and they could learn by having senior carpenters oversee students who would actually be building additional rooms and buildings as they learned. Personally I thought it was a great idea. Then the pastor left and other changes caused a misdirect in focus. You just reminded me of this and I don't think it was a coincidence.

Thanks again Ron for sharing your thoughts my friend.

Randy

Randy, you are on to something here. I think you know it, too.
What's needed is the person with the vision. The one who can
see the moving parts and how they go together.

Just takes one person who says, "yeah, we're gonna do this thing".
Once the train gets moving, it's easier to get others to climb on
and volunteer their time, skills and knowledge.

Start small and build on it. The help will be there - where and
when you need it.

This could change a lot of people's lives for the better. Not just
temporarily but permanently.

I've got more ideas on the subject. I haven't been able to "shut off
the motor" since I posted earlier.

If you want to explore it some, you can kick it open for discussion. Your call.

Ron

In the ever true spirit of the SowPub forum let's do it. This is what we have always been about here.

Watcha got on ... your mind?

Actually ... I will start another thread for this because it's not fair to hijack Don's thread here. Don started a great thread and hopefully we will here even more about this here.


Randy