Re: OT: Poll Results
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texte = >Is anybody else anymore worried about Kenneth's Clone Army now? > >Having 100 Web DNA developers working for ice cream in his garage is going >to more than double the Web DNA population.... and they will all be available to YOU at wholesale rates, so you can earn far more money per hour than you have ever earned before!Let's say I can code your projects for 20% of your retail price. This means you get to keep 80% for doing nothing more than being a good salesman and delivering the results. So now let's say you secure twice the value of projects in the first year of using my new service than ever before ...Before: Revenues in one year = $100,000 Wholesale webdna coding expense = $0 Resulting revenue total - $100,000 Time you invest in getting the jobs = 250 hours Time you invest in doing the coding yourself = 2000 hours Average hourly income = $45 Leftover 'fun time' in your life = 250 hours (assuming max 2500 work hours per year)After: Revenues in one year = $200,000 Wholesale webdna coding expense = $40,000 Resulting revenue total = $160,000 Time you invest in getting the jobs = 500 hours Time you invest in doing the coding yourself = 0 hours Average hourly income = $320 Leftover 'fun time' in your life = 2000 hours (assuming max 2500 work hours per year)So what's better ... working 2250 hours a year at $45 an hour for $100,000 ... or working 500 hours a year at $320 an hour for $160,000?Seems to me that the second scenario is a far better option, not only financially where your income is $60,000 higher, but also in the quality of life arena where you can enjoy 1500 more hours of free time in your life every year.So I don't really see what you're worried about ... unless it's that you want to continue writing webdna code personally -- instead of going skiing or trekking with the extra $60,000 and 1500 hours you will have at your disposal.:) Sincerely, Kenneth Grome--------------------------------------------------- WebDNA Professional Training and Development Center 175 J. Llorente Street +63 (32) 255-6921 Cebu City, Cebu 6000 kengrome@webdna.net Philippines http://www.webdna.net ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list
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>Is anybody else anymore worried about Kenneth's Clone Army now? > >Having 100 Web DNA developers working for ice cream in his garage is going >to more than double the Web DNA population.... and they will all be available to YOU at wholesale rates, so you can earn far more money per hour than you have ever earned before!Let's say I can code your projects for 20% of your retail price. This means you get to keep 80% for doing nothing more than being a good salesman and delivering the results. So now let's say you secure twice the value of projects in the first year of using my new service than ever before ...Before: Revenues in one year = $100,000 Wholesale webdna coding expense = $0 Resulting revenue total - $100,000 Time you invest in getting the jobs = 250 hours Time you invest in doing the coding yourself = 2000 hours Average hourly income = $45 Leftover 'fun time' in your life = 250 hours (assuming max 2500 work hours per year)After: Revenues in one year = $200,000 Wholesale webdna coding expense = $40,000 Resulting revenue total = $160,000 Time you invest in getting the jobs = 500 hours Time you invest in doing the coding yourself = 0 hours Average hourly income = $320 Leftover 'fun time' in your life = 2000 hours (assuming max 2500 work hours per year)So what's better ... working 2250 hours a year at $45 an hour for $100,000 ... or working 500 hours a year at $320 an hour for $160,000?Seems to me that the second scenario is a far better option, not only financially where your income is $60,000 higher, but also in the quality of life arena where you can enjoy 1500 more hours of free time in your life every year.So I don't really see what you're worried about ... unless it's that you want to continue writing webdna code personally -- instead of going skiing or trekking with the extra $60,000 and 1500 hours you will have at your disposal.:) Sincerely, Kenneth Grome--------------------------------------------------- WebDNA Professional Training and Development Center 175 J. Llorente Street +63 (32) 255-6921 Cebu City, Cebu 6000 kengrome@webdna.net Philippines http://www.webdna.net ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list . To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to Web Archive of this list is at: http://search.smithmicro.com/
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