Turkey! I had such a wonderful visit there as a teen in no small part because of the locals we met.

Dan Savage had some good advice a while back:

Your awkward/repulsive stage will pass. In the meantime, here’s what you need to do: worry less about getting your young teenage self laid and start thinking about getting your 18- or 20-year-old self laid. Join a gym and get yourself a body that girls will find irresistible, read—read books—so that you’ll have something to say to girls (the best way to make girls think you’re interesting is to actually be interesting), and get out of the house and do shit—political shit, sporty shit, arty shit—so that you’ll meet different kinds of girls in different kinds of settings and become comfortable talking with them.

It is much easier to talk to someone when you have something to talk about.

It kinda looks distressed. But also cute. I gotta get down to AU sometime soon…

Many democracies form coalitions between smaller parties to create a majority voting block - the US just does it before the election.

You are exceptional at this game! Poo fighters 😂

What kind of doggo is this? He’s cute!

Descartes’ evil demon strikes again. 😉

Surprise! Mayonnaise!

Yes. For example there are many companies in India serving clients in the US. So you would need to know how you differentiate yourself from them. We work with a company who does graphic design, and their big value prop is their ability to snap to US business practices. So, they are more expensive that some, but they create an easy way to work with them. They also work 12 hours difference, which is handy. In contrast, I have worked with people in Columbia, who are roughly in the same time zone. Their big value is price.

A few questions: where are you and where do you want your clients to be? What services do you offer, and how do they differ from competing outsourcing companies?

This is an outstanding idea.