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March 25

About Me: I come from a town of less than 20,000, so I have that good old-fashioned "small town service" ethic. I love the aspect of ordering products online from foreign suppliers and selling to American businesses.

My expertise, what I bring to the table: I am great with people and have good leadership skills. I am valedictorian at my high school so I naturally think very logically. I am detail oriented but still never forget about the big picture.

My Goals: My goal is to own a business along side my endodontic dentistry career I plan to pursue. I want to run this business for fun, experience, and maybe a little cash too.

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At 7:56am on January 16, 2009, Matt Wilson said…: Joe sounds really cool actually. You could advertise it as a food. Only problem is keeping it sanitary. If a parent served it on a plate after they washed their hands, a child could play with it and eat it at the same time. Would be pretty cool, but will take more than $50 to develop.

Keep me posted

At 10:31am on December 27, 2008, Matt Wilson said…: Hey Joe, thanks for the positive feedback.

Let's keep in contact after the holidays!

At 4:20pm on December 19, 2008, Matt Wilson said…: Hey Joe, just got your message, thanks for reaching out. How did you find out about this network.

My advice for someone looking to start a business is to LOOK EVERYWHERE for opportunities. Walk through the grocery store, on campus, where ever you go for fun and look to see how you can improve things. Keep a notebook full of your ideas and re-evaluate them frequently.

If your not the creative type, that's fine--look at what other small businesses owners/franchises are doing accross the country, in entrepreneurial magazines and on this network and figure out how you can bring those products/services to the niche or location you want to serve.

Hope this helps, let's keep in touch and bounce some ideas off each other.