Both are false, though many of the message we get from “the world” would lead us to believe otherwise.

We tend to discount the stuff that we're best at because it comes so naturally. We think that it's no big deal for others because it comes easy for us. It's human to do so. There are people out there who want to exchange for what you offer. They suck at it and don't want to do it themselves.

Where we're weak… turn it around. Team up with those whose strengths compensate.

Honing your passions and making them available can take time and patience.

Going back as far as I can remember, this is something I have always been able to do better than anyone else I’ve met. I can see the details, and the big picture. I can approach an issues with detachment and see it from all angles, even the ones with which I disagree. This has helped me to create systems without holes, or help people find the points at which they agree.

Now that I am starting my own business, this is probably something that I need to convey to my potential clients. My business is not unique, but if I can incorporate that which is unique about me into how I build it, then it will be.

EXCELLENT question – I never really thought about it in this light before.

I would love to tell you about what im working on and yeah i do remember the entrepreneurial endeavors of our college days. But i would definitely like to re-connect and chat it up a bit. I got your number man and we will talk.

Tiny