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Here on Aridni, I often talk about dreams and ideas. As everyone knows, unless you put them to use they will accomplish nothing.

The last thing that I want to do is be all talk and no results. That is why I am driving across the county over to Buffalo New York. I have a friend who lives over there.

The two of us will be spending the summer working on a couple of projects and business ideas. All of them are of varying difficulty and not necessarily closely related.

I will be returning to Montana this fall, hopefully we will have accomplished something noteworthy by then. If we don’t reach our dreams that’s to bad, but we’ll be able to say that we went out and tried.

If we can establish anything successful, that money will be gravy to help build my wealth.

I am getting out of the sheltered world of Montana and into the world of real business. I’m off to put everything to the test. Take every idea, value, and philosophy I’ve posted on Aridni (and some I have not yet written about) and apply that in the ever changing world of business.

With that, open road here I come!

This article written by Todd on 6th June 2006

3 Comments »

  1. Katie says

    Todd:

    Just you, your truck, and the open road… all that’s missing is a huge dog by your side.

    (though I have to say that the financial burden of such a companion might be a bit too high right now)
    Good luck!

    June 6th, 2006 | #

  2. Carlos says

    Great. Sounds exciting. My two cents, for whatever they are worth, is that the toughest thing about a new business is letting people know it exists. Esp in my field (computer support) because there are so many options for people already. Maybe you will be in something less competitive.

    June 6th, 2006 | #

  3. Michelle says

    Best of luck Todd!

    June 6th, 2006 | #

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