I’m Jason Geater. Entrepreneur, Scholar, and Marketing Maven. I’m finally finding my stride and enjoying every moment of it.
I’m one of the lucky people who doesn’t live and die by the alarm clock. I decided pretty early on that the “rat race” lifestyle just wasn’t my gig.
I quit my “successful” job in Chicago, with no backup income and no plan, and forced myself to figure out a way to make a living. Although it was tough for a couple of years, it’s a decision that I don’t regret and has changed my life forever.
Now, I make a full-time living working online, working whenever and wherever I want. Working on the beach in the French Riviera or in a street side cafe in Monaco is pretty sweet.
This blog is one of the ways I want to give back to the Internet community that has helped me get to where I am today.
My hope is that you can learn and grow from reading my random banter with the occasional “intelligent insight” thrown in every now and then.
Cheers.
Jason D. Geater
I must say sorry for being MIA the past two weeks.
Been really busy putting out fires lately and put the blog on the back burner. Sorry! Â
Will be back to posting twice a week this week.
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Econ 101
Non-renewable, natural resources are also the most valuable in this world because, well, they are non-renewable. Oil, gold, platinum, precious stones, and numerous others are in limited supply. Thus, it follows the basic economic principle of supply and demand. The resources that are most in short supply are the most valuable.
So tell me this. [...]
Competition Everywhere
Ahh… competition.
In every industry, every market, and every location on earth, there is competition. Hell, even Google has SOME kind of competition (sort of).
But, out of all mediums/industries/markets, no other has competition like the Internet. As of February 2007, the Netcraft Web Survey found 108,810,358 distinct websites. That’s a shitload of [...]
