Thanks for the comments. Don’t apologize for your list…you and I have a couple things in common – Moodle and homemade brew.

Saw your post on 3rd Tribe and just had to head over and check this out. I like the idea for the blog and from what I see, it has a unique and subtle “voice.” This differentiates it from many money blogs. I agree with Mike. It’s quiet. We’re not looking at “Mad Money” here. It’s understated, friendly and accessible. I’m looking forward to reading more and will be subscribing.

Sean

Here’s my list of things I know how to do that might interest some people:
*Put together a blog
*Put together and running basic courses using Moodle
*Write great resumes and cover letters that help people get good jobs
*Plan and put on a podcast
*Use Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, Brazen and other networks to expand both my perspectives and my infuence
*Write pretty good hiakus and sometimes limericks
*Write free-form poetry
*Put together short movies and slideshows with a sense of humor.
*Make up easy children’s jokes
*Brew my own beer
*Grow awesome organic tomatos and hot peppers
*Compost
*Draw (a little)
*Do logos, brochures and graphic design
*plan great events, from serious lectures to concerts to races and festivals
*Encourage people
*Help people cut through the BS and get to what they want in their lives and careers

That’s enough. Sorry for going on. Sometimes the most simple questions really free you up to let it all out. thanks for giving us a chance. I am really enjoying reading the comments of others.

I am trained as:
A Secondary School French Immersion Teacher
An Instructional Designer
A Driving Instructor
A Driving Examiner
A Flagman
A Private Pilot
A Financial Advisor

I have been:
A driving instructor/examiner – 25 years +
An elementary, junior high and senior high teacher (grades 2-11)
A pizza delivery guy
A restaurant delivery guy
A financial advisor
A business owner
An instructional designer

I:
Play the bodhran (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bodhr%C3%A1n)
Read
Am a Dad
Am a Husband
Am an instructional designer
Am a blogger
Love to drive

Wow! What an interesting list. You seem to have your fingers in a number of pots. It just goes to show that your interests can be turned into money.

I’ve taught fashion design and sewing for 10+ years.
I’ve taught personal style development for 5+ years.
I’ve created an online business for scratch and taken it to $250k/year.
I know internet marketing.
I have designed over 150 websites.
I was the educational director of the United States Dogo Argentino Club.

Most of all, though, I like to make money and show others how to do it. I like to learn from people that make more than I do and teach people that make less.

Hmmm. I may have something here, LOL!

BTW, the canuck money in the jeans really caught my eye. We have such pretty money.

Your life experiences and talents make you an expert in others’ eyes. Now what are you going to focus on to create an informational product?

With regards to writing, your blogs are well written and enjoyable to read. I tend to write my blog entries and save them in the “draft” section, until I give it a once over with a fine tooth comb searching for errors. Then, and only then do I publish it.