Kaizen

7 ms·

1.
by Kaizen 16y ago
I'm doing the same thing, although with no family. In August I'm heading down to Uruguay and getting permanent residency. The paperwork required hasn't been bad so far. I only needed to sign a few documents and get my birth certificate le
2.
by Kaizen 16y ago
The guy I'm using is in Nevada, and I just started with him. So, I don't know that I can really "recommend" him. But if you don't find someone local, and would like to get his contact info, just send me an e-mail (address is in my profile
3.
by Kaizen 16y ago
In all seriousness, if you think that paying for tax advice is too expensive, wait until you see how expensive it can be when you don't get that advice. I've "been there, done that, paid the outrageous IRS penalties and interest" (I'm assu
4.
by Kaizen 17y ago
I'm working on my browser-based game (kind of like Kingdom of Loathing, but with cavemen) at http://www.shinyrockhunter.com and a more business-focused product that needs a bit more work before it's a minimally-viable product.
5.
by Kaizen 17y ago
The Goal by Eliyahu Goldratt and Jeff Cox How I Found Freedom in an Unfree World by Harry Browne Even though "The Goal" is a story about process improvement for a factory, I've also used the thinking from it (basically, lean manufacturing)
6.
by Kaizen 17y ago
I've also been using eLance for work on a project I've started, and expect that I will continue doing so. My criteria to decide what work to outsource is "will having someone else do this task make a significant positive impact on the proje