Smorgasboard of Equip but Starving!

I am ashamed to admit it because I know I should be able to answer my own question. We had a flourishing ag-industry-niche desktop publishing/photography/tech writing business which has folded in quite a spectacular fashion because of extended drought here in Aust. Also have DVD cameras/editing/repro facilities. Should be enough stuff to support a small army. Husband has dropped his bundle a bit. How can I help him promote what we can do and get back to covering our overheads & supporting our family again? OK, I'd actually like us to FLOURISH, but one step at a time would be great till then. Thanks & best wishes to all.

[GordonJ]

Go right now to www.bmyers.com and join. It will cost you 9.95. That isn't another expense you don't need right now...that is an INVESTMENT that will pay you back.

You will find hundreds of articles that will help you to focus and regroup.

Right now, your husband is depressed and the way to help him out of that is to have him take some ACTION...activity that will refocus him.

NOW, I'm sending you to Bill Myers because of his video expertise and the forum, where you will find a slew of people with ideas that could help you out.

Here's ONE idea for you to test out quickly. Offer to be the Australian "fulfillment" company for their video products.

Take a look at http://www.kunaki.com They are a "machine". Read their site over, they don't want to be involved in anyone's business, and I love how they make that very clear. YOU guys could offer a similar service.

I hate to ship overseas, in fact, I even quit sending stuff to Canada (sorry Phil)....because of customs and time and EXPENSE.

YOU could offer to duplicate videos and send them out, and that might save marketers a ton of money and time.

This is JUST ONE idea to put your equipment to work, no sense starving while at the smorgasboard

I'm sure others will help too.

May you focus on recovering and may you prosper with JOY in 2007...and put JOY first...

and you'll be amazed at what else happens.

Gordon Jay Alexander
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