You Gotta Fight

" You gotta fight....for your right....to par-lay."
- Kris Chizzoe

We hate Dell, but we do have one thing we can take away from this job that we didn't have before: an understaniding of how to set up an IT infrastructure and maintain it

That melds perfectly into our true passion, cappin'. And for me, cappin' and writing about it. When we walk from here we are walking with knowledge of the single most useful tool in our trade, inside sources for the infrastructure of our entire enterprise, aside from a marketing person and web designer and maintenance

The way I see this, there are only three main things left we need:

1. The surplus capital for the hardware, software, and 12 months of maintenance for our site
2. The content
3. A web designer on our payroll

I'm creating a backstory and a backlog of content that we can refine as we go while we come up with the money and the rest of what we need. We'll pitch the method, the psychology, and the discipline required to be a successful capper - that the goal is to play as little as possible. We'll make a few simple points and reiterate them

I'm going to quote out the hardware in IDD that I think we'd need to get us started, which is really just a few servers, some Microsoft or VM software and an MD3000

Once we're up and live we won't just talk sports, we'll bring an entire philosophy to it and make it entertaining like Bonner does. I'd love to know more about why ARedd is nobody's trick, but if ARedd won't take the time to tell me, who is going to? We will take the time to let our subscribers know what we're really about and the way we see the world. We'll create visual aids -colorful graphs and charts - for the cappers on how compund interest works just to remind them how powerful it is...we'll include lyrics to our ASG and capper's tunes to keep shiz funny...keep 'em guessin'. Sometimes serious, sometimes not

Let's work on this dream. It doesn't matter how long it takes, there is no pressure. Just one step at a time until we need to make the next biggest decision in bringing it to fruition

Boom