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<blockquote data-quote="Ulrick" data-source="post: 145415" data-attributes="member: 775">SHARK, I believe it would be a privilege to meet you in person at a con or otherwise.&nbsp; Unfortunately, I live here in Iowa.&nbsp; But right now I'm working on a business that will hopefully take off real soon.&nbsp; I'm scraping money together that so I can go to N. Carolina for a seminar at the end of the month. I can't wait!&nbsp; When this business takes off, hopefully I'll be able to afford to go anywhere!Some of my advice to you is that if you truely are going to publish your stuff is to start up your own company.&nbsp; That way your materials will be yours and yours alone so long as you run the company.&nbsp; Its becoming easier to publish materials w/o big house names. But before you do so, become financially literate.&nbsp; Learn how to run a business.&nbsp; You don't even have to go to school for that. You can read books about it (esp. &quot;Rich Dad Poor Dad&quot; series by Robert Kiyosaki). Seek professional advice from accountants, lawyers, and especially others who run part-time businesses in the gaming industry.In anycase you have my best wishes!Ulrick</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ulrick, post: 145415, member: 775"] SHARK, I believe it would be a privilege to meet you in person at a con or otherwise. Unfortunately, I live here in Iowa. But right now I'm working on a business that will hopefully take off real soon. I'm scraping money together that so I can go to N. Carolina for a seminar at the end of the month. I can't wait! When this business takes off, hopefully I'll be able to afford to go anywhere! Some of my advice to you is that if you truely are going to publish your stuff is to start up your own company. That way your materials will be yours and yours alone so long as you run the company. Its becoming easier to publish materials w/o big house names. But before you do so, become financially literate. Learn how to run a business. You don't even have to go to school for that. You can read books about it (esp. "Rich Dad Poor Dad" series by Robert Kiyosaki). Seek professional advice from accountants, lawyers, and especially others who run part-time businesses in the gaming industry. In anycase you have my best wishes! Ulrick [/QUOTE]

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