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I’m not gonna lie. I wanted to be a gold digger.
So many people were doing it. Men AND women. It looked so easy.
And the money . . . ahhh, the money. Come on, we’re talking about millions! I mean, who could resist?
Not me. Not until I was faced with these questions. Questions that you should ask yourself.
Do you want to follow the crowd or do you want the crowd to follow you?
Did you become an entrepreneur to chart your own course or to follow the breadcrumbs left behind by other trailblazers?
Would you rather stand in awe of a visionary like Steve Jobs or become a visionary yourself?
To Sell or To Dig?
There’s an old aphorism that if you want to make money in a gold rush, don’t dig for gold. Instead, sell picks and shovels to the gold miners.
Followers dig for gold.
Visionaries sell shovels.
Pierre Omidyar’s shovel to sellers is eBay.
Amazon.com’s shovel to aspiring authors is CreateSpace.
And Brian Clark‘s shovels to bloggers are StudioPress, Scribe and Premise.
The World’s Best Shovel
The headline to this post should’ve been “The World’s Best Shovel”. But who wants to read a post about shovels?!
Besides, the idea is not to create the world’s best shovel. Because while you’re perfecting your shovel, your competitors are beating you to the market with an “adequate” shovel and bringing in profits you could’ve earned.
That’s not to say that you always want to be the first-to-market. Just look at Apple. It wasn’t the first company to come out with a portable music player. It wasn’t even the second. Yet look where they’re at now.
And the idea isn’t to build the world’s most useful multi-functioning shovel, either (like a Swiss army knife). Nowhere is it more true than in the world of mobile apps where many developers fall into the trap of building too many features into their apps. They forget that these apps are made for mobile devices, not desktop computers. Where users want to perform quick, simple tasks, not tap through a complex series of buttons.
So what is it then? What’s the BIG idea?
The big idea is the story surrounding your “shovel”. The story that engages your target customers. The story that only YOU can tell. A story that elevates your “shovel” from a commodity to a brand.
Like the story Apple tells us over and over again so brilliantly.
And as Seth Godin so eloquently puts it in his analysis of pricing a product: “. . . focus on how the design or delivery change the availability of substitutes, and how the price becomes part of the story of your product. You can tell a story of value/cheapness/affordability, or a story of luxury.”
My Epiphany
So I started out wanting to be a gold digger in the mobile apps gold rush (you didn’t think I meant that OTHER kind of gold digger, did ya?
). I wanted to create awesome apps that millions want to download. But I
quickly realized that, like the miners in the gold rush, developers who
struck it rich were few and far in between. Instead of developing and
selling apps, I should be selling “shovels” TO the developers.
That’s not to say that I won’t be developing any more apps. But building apps will not be the core of my business. Instead, I will develop new apps to complement my business of selling “shovels” to app developers and marketers.
You see, this is what I love about being a solo entrepreneur: the ability to change course quickly. No need to convene a committee. No need for approval. Just an inner conviction to fight for your ideas.
So the question is: Are you selling shovels or digging for gold?
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So many people were doing it. Men AND women. It looked so easy.
And the money . . . ahhh, the money. Come on, we’re talking about millions! I mean, who could resist?
Not me. Not until I was faced with these questions. Questions that you should ask yourself.
Do you want to follow the crowd or do you want the crowd to follow you?
Did you become an entrepreneur to chart your own course or to follow the breadcrumbs left behind by other trailblazers?
Would you rather stand in awe of a visionary like Steve Jobs or become a visionary yourself?
To Sell or To Dig?
There’s an old aphorism that if you want to make money in a gold rush, don’t dig for gold. Instead, sell picks and shovels to the gold miners.
Followers dig for gold.
Visionaries sell shovels.
Pierre Omidyar’s shovel to sellers is eBay.
Amazon.com’s shovel to aspiring authors is CreateSpace.
And Brian Clark‘s shovels to bloggers are StudioPress, Scribe and Premise.
The World’s Best Shovel
The headline to this post should’ve been “The World’s Best Shovel”. But who wants to read a post about shovels?!
Besides, the idea is not to create the world’s best shovel. Because while you’re perfecting your shovel, your competitors are beating you to the market with an “adequate” shovel and bringing in profits you could’ve earned.
That’s not to say that you always want to be the first-to-market. Just look at Apple. It wasn’t the first company to come out with a portable music player. It wasn’t even the second. Yet look where they’re at now.
And the idea isn’t to build the world’s most useful multi-functioning shovel, either (like a Swiss army knife). Nowhere is it more true than in the world of mobile apps where many developers fall into the trap of building too many features into their apps. They forget that these apps are made for mobile devices, not desktop computers. Where users want to perform quick, simple tasks, not tap through a complex series of buttons.
So what is it then? What’s the BIG idea?
The big idea is the story surrounding your “shovel”. The story that engages your target customers. The story that only YOU can tell. A story that elevates your “shovel” from a commodity to a brand.
Like the story Apple tells us over and over again so brilliantly.
And as Seth Godin so eloquently puts it in his analysis of pricing a product: “. . . focus on how the design or delivery change the availability of substitutes, and how the price becomes part of the story of your product. You can tell a story of value/cheapness/affordability, or a story of luxury.”
My Epiphany
So I started out wanting to be a gold digger in the mobile apps gold rush (you didn’t think I meant that OTHER kind of gold digger, did ya?
). I wanted to create awesome apps that millions want to download. But I
quickly realized that, like the miners in the gold rush, developers who
struck it rich were few and far in between. Instead of developing and
selling apps, I should be selling “shovels” TO the developers.That’s not to say that I won’t be developing any more apps. But building apps will not be the core of my business. Instead, I will develop new apps to complement my business of selling “shovels” to app developers and marketers.
You see, this is what I love about being a solo entrepreneur: the ability to change course quickly. No need to convene a committee. No need for approval. Just an inner conviction to fight for your ideas.
So the question is: Are you selling shovels or digging for gold?
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Dozens of Serbian women are married to some of the world's wealthiest men, spanning all continents and all ethnicities, says Belgrade daily Vecernje Novosti.
The daily goes on to list some of the Serbian women who have married wealthy men, not hiding the fact that huge amounts of money, diamonds, vast real estate and businesses played a major if not the only role in the marriages.
Former Miss Serbia Jelena Jakovljevic married one of the wealthiest sheiks in UAE, Said bin Drai who is said to be worth $6 Billion. Drai's family business includes "Bin Drai Enterprise", a company who imports steel and construction equipment as well as the building and selling real estate. Jelena Jakovljevic has already managed to have a luxury hotel in her name "Park Place" as well as a chain of fashion stores in the UAE.
Another Belgrade native Sandra Nikolic married wealthy Russian banker Andrej Melnichenko whose wealth according to Forbes is listed at $6.2 Billion. Nikolic's wedding to Melnichenko was said to have cost 35 million dollars. Sandra according to the Belgrade media was smarter than her friends because she spent every penny she had (20,000 euros) to buy a watch for Melnichenko who in turn was convinced that she is the one. Very soon afterwards Melnichenko proposed to her.
Another Serbian lady Ivana Berendika married the much older Thomas Jermoluk, one of Google's famous investors. Ivana today lives with Jermoluk in Miami in a $7 million house. If you call Ivana, she will answer her $500,000 diamond encrusted cell phone.
Ivana Bozilov is married to millionaire Andrew Fireston, the nephew of the founder of the Firestone Tire company. Ivana is born in Belgrade, but lived in Chicago most of her life where she modeled.
Suzana Drobnjakovic few years ago married Sophia Loren's son, Eduardo Ponti. The wedding was in Geneva. Suzana has been in few movies since then, including "Mission Impossible 3".
The list continues...
Dozens of Serbian women are married to some of the world's wealthiest men, spanning all continents and all ethnicities, says Belgrade daily Vecernje Novosti.
The daily goes on to list some of the Serbian women who have married wealthy men, not hiding the fact that huge amounts of money, diamonds, vast real estate and businesses played a major if not the only role in the marriages.
Former Miss Serbia Jelena Jakovljevic married one of the wealthiest sheiks in UAE, Said bin Drai who is said to be worth $6 Billion. Drai's family business includes "Bin Drai Enterprise", a company who imports steel and construction equipment as well as the building and selling real estate. Jelena Jakovljevic has already managed to have a luxury hotel in her name "Park Place" as well as a chain of fashion stores in the UAE.
Another Belgrade native Sandra Nikolic married wealthy Russian banker Andrej Melnichenko whose wealth according to Forbes is listed at $6.2 Billion. Nikolic's wedding to Melnichenko was said to have cost 35 million dollars. Sandra according to the Belgrade media was smarter than her friends because she spent every penny she had (20,000 euros) to buy a watch for Melnichenko who in turn was convinced that she is the one. Very soon afterwards Melnichenko proposed to her.
Another Serbian lady Ivana Berendika married the much older Thomas Jermoluk, one of Google's famous investors. Ivana today lives with Jermoluk in Miami in a $7 million house. If you call Ivana, she will answer her $500,000 diamond encrusted cell phone.
Ivana Bozilov is married to millionaire Andrew Fireston, the nephew of the founder of the Firestone Tire company. Ivana is born in Belgrade, but lived in Chicago most of her life where she modeled.
Suzana Drobnjakovic few years ago married Sophia Loren's son, Eduardo Ponti. The wedding was in Geneva. Suzana has been in few movies since then, including "Mission Impossible 3".
The list continues...
HOW far would you go to get a rich man?
Would you have sex with a man just to stay in his pocket? Lose weight, get a nip tuck and dress to his liking? And in doing so, potentially give up a chance at true love?
It's an idea some women toy with but never see through and others refuse to even consider for moral reasons.
But then there is a group of women who have absolutely no issue whatsoever hooking up with a man purely for his dough.
Call them what you want - "gold diggers", "sugar babes", "exploiters", "opportunists" - they prey on men with money and do so without guilt or shame.
Opinion: All you need is love ... and a Merc
A woman who says she's dated her fair share of millionaires spoke to News Corp Australia candidly about the ups and downs of entering a relationship for money - and warned you better be prepared to be "submissive'', expect competition and don't try to make the men change.
Tracey (not her real name) started dating wealthy men in her social circle when she was 19 and later via date-a-millionaire-specific websites
The university student from Queensland says she is attracted to wealthy men because she never has to worry about paying the bills.
"I just find it attractive - some people like dark hair, some like blue eyes, I just like a giant wallet,'' she said.
Now in her twenties, the bubbly blonde says she has dated regular blokes "for the diversity'' but keeps on returning to rich men.
"I just remember why I like to date rich men,'' she says, laughing.
"There is always a sort of persona that I like in rich men - the confidence of being able to look after you.
"There is that 1950s housewife thing, I feel confident being that person, I don't have to worry about paying the bills.''
But it's not all peachy keen for women like Tracey that enter into these sorts of arrangements. The men, like the women, also have expectations they want met. And it comes as no surprise that physical attributes are top of the priority list.
"Everyone is different, with money or not, but men with money are always at social outings so looking good and being presentable is definitely an attribute,'' Tracey said.
"Nobody wants to rock up with Ms Tubby to a conference. Staying fit as well as being bubbly and socially apt are a must.''
READ TRACEY'S TOP TEN TIPS FOR HOOKING A RICH MAN BELOW
Tracey warns when you date a rich man you have to accept that other women will be swimming around him like sharks.
"If you are with men with money there's always going to be competition, that's the number one thing to remember,'' she said.
Perhaps the most disturbing aspect of dating a rich man, as experienced by Tracey, is they expect their woman to do as she is told to.
"I can't stand the neediness, quite often they are in need of attention, that gets to me a little bit, and it's always them calling the shots so you have to be submissive,'' she said.
"I put up with it even though it's not the person I am.''
However she says there is a slight difference between self-made millionaires and ready-made millionaires.
"Self-made millionaires, they can go back to reality, I like them. But the ones that come from money, they are so wrapped up in their own world they're hard to tweak,'' she said.
"People that have made their own money often possess the characteristics that I like in a man - they are successful, driven and motivated.''
Throughout the conversation, Tracey shows no sign of guilt or shame for her actions because, as she explained, she makes her true intentions known.
"I guess they know, but I'm really upfront; I tell them 'if you can't support me, I can't support you'. I ask, 'Can you support me?', and they say 'of course','' she says.
Interestingly, while many of the men appear to be after surface attributes like looks, Tracey says nearly all of the men she sees go into the relationships hoping to fall in love - and that's where they get let down.
"That's what they don't like, that I'm not in love with them,'' she says.
"If I don't love them after a period of time, I give it up.''
On the flip side, she hopes to fall in love too. She's fallen for two of the 10 millionaires and billionaires she says she's dated but on both occasions the relationship never lasted.
"Billionaires are often very nomadic, it's hard to keep up,'' she said.
"I go in with the hope of falling in love, yes, of course everyone wants the full package, whether you get it depends, but that changes every day. At the moment I'm very happy.''
Financial stress was the biggest reason for relationship breakdowns in Australia, the 2011 Relationships Indicators Survey revealed. Taking that dismal fact into consideration, doesn't it make sense to look for someone with money? Thankfully, according to experts, the answer is NO.
Relationships Australia director of operations NSW Lyn Fletcher said while money can ease financial pressure in a relationship it does not make up for everything.
"Financial security is important to people but it is only one factor. It's like marrying someone because they have nice legs, or because they are an engineer or a doctor and you always wanted to marry a doctor. It won't always make you happy,'' Ms Fletcher said.
More often than not financial stress in relationships is just a screen for other underlying issues, like a lack of communication on finances.
"Have a money date. Talk about what is important to you. Some people let it slide but when the time comes and there is not enough to pay a bill it can cause issues.''
Ms Fletcher says couple should set goals and work together to make all their dreams come true.
"Sometimes working together to get what you want is something that can really strengthen a relationship and makes you focus on what is important to you,'' she said.
"It's all about goals, not money.''
Most importantly, keep your expectations real and don't give in to social pressure.
"The higher expectations are putting a lot of pressure on people. If you can be satisfied with what you have and have a goal and a means to reach it you will be happier.''
Would you have sex with a man just to stay in his pocket? Lose weight, get a nip tuck and dress to his liking? And in doing so, potentially give up a chance at true love?
It's an idea some women toy with but never see through and others refuse to even consider for moral reasons.
But then there is a group of women who have absolutely no issue whatsoever hooking up with a man purely for his dough.
Call them what you want - "gold diggers", "sugar babes", "exploiters", "opportunists" - they prey on men with money and do so without guilt or shame.
Opinion: All you need is love ... and a Merc
A woman who says she's dated her fair share of millionaires spoke to News Corp Australia candidly about the ups and downs of entering a relationship for money - and warned you better be prepared to be "submissive'', expect competition and don't try to make the men change.
Tracey (not her real name) started dating wealthy men in her social circle when she was 19 and later via date-a-millionaire-specific websites
The university student from Queensland says she is attracted to wealthy men because she never has to worry about paying the bills.
"I just find it attractive - some people like dark hair, some like blue eyes, I just like a giant wallet,'' she said.
Now in her twenties, the bubbly blonde says she has dated regular blokes "for the diversity'' but keeps on returning to rich men.
"I just remember why I like to date rich men,'' she says, laughing.
"There is always a sort of persona that I like in rich men - the confidence of being able to look after you.
"There is that 1950s housewife thing, I feel confident being that person, I don't have to worry about paying the bills.''
But it's not all peachy keen for women like Tracey that enter into these sorts of arrangements. The men, like the women, also have expectations they want met. And it comes as no surprise that physical attributes are top of the priority list.
"Everyone is different, with money or not, but men with money are always at social outings so looking good and being presentable is definitely an attribute,'' Tracey said.
"Nobody wants to rock up with Ms Tubby to a conference. Staying fit as well as being bubbly and socially apt are a must.''
READ TRACEY'S TOP TEN TIPS FOR HOOKING A RICH MAN BELOW
Tracey warns when you date a rich man you have to accept that other women will be swimming around him like sharks.
"If you are with men with money there's always going to be competition, that's the number one thing to remember,'' she said.
Perhaps the most disturbing aspect of dating a rich man, as experienced by Tracey, is they expect their woman to do as she is told to.
"I can't stand the neediness, quite often they are in need of attention, that gets to me a little bit, and it's always them calling the shots so you have to be submissive,'' she said.
"I put up with it even though it's not the person I am.''
However she says there is a slight difference between self-made millionaires and ready-made millionaires.
"Self-made millionaires, they can go back to reality, I like them. But the ones that come from money, they are so wrapped up in their own world they're hard to tweak,'' she said.
"People that have made their own money often possess the characteristics that I like in a man - they are successful, driven and motivated.''
Throughout the conversation, Tracey shows no sign of guilt or shame for her actions because, as she explained, she makes her true intentions known.
"I guess they know, but I'm really upfront; I tell them 'if you can't support me, I can't support you'. I ask, 'Can you support me?', and they say 'of course','' she says.
Interestingly, while many of the men appear to be after surface attributes like looks, Tracey says nearly all of the men she sees go into the relationships hoping to fall in love - and that's where they get let down.
"That's what they don't like, that I'm not in love with them,'' she says.
"If I don't love them after a period of time, I give it up.''
On the flip side, she hopes to fall in love too. She's fallen for two of the 10 millionaires and billionaires she says she's dated but on both occasions the relationship never lasted.
"Billionaires are often very nomadic, it's hard to keep up,'' she said.
"I go in with the hope of falling in love, yes, of course everyone wants the full package, whether you get it depends, but that changes every day. At the moment I'm very happy.''
Financial stress was the biggest reason for relationship breakdowns in Australia, the 2011 Relationships Indicators Survey revealed. Taking that dismal fact into consideration, doesn't it make sense to look for someone with money? Thankfully, according to experts, the answer is NO.
Relationships Australia director of operations NSW Lyn Fletcher said while money can ease financial pressure in a relationship it does not make up for everything.
"Financial security is important to people but it is only one factor. It's like marrying someone because they have nice legs, or because they are an engineer or a doctor and you always wanted to marry a doctor. It won't always make you happy,'' Ms Fletcher said.
More often than not financial stress in relationships is just a screen for other underlying issues, like a lack of communication on finances.
"Have a money date. Talk about what is important to you. Some people let it slide but when the time comes and there is not enough to pay a bill it can cause issues.''
Ms Fletcher says couple should set goals and work together to make all their dreams come true.
"Sometimes working together to get what you want is something that can really strengthen a relationship and makes you focus on what is important to you,'' she said.
"It's all about goals, not money.''
Most importantly, keep your expectations real and don't give in to social pressure.
"The higher expectations are putting a lot of pressure on people. If you can be satisfied with what you have and have a goal and a means to reach it you will be happier.''
Try find gold here
When 28-year-old John Gates was growing up
in Sutter Creek, California, a town of 2,500 people with a charming Old
West façade in the heart of the Sierra Nevada foothills, the biggest
thing going on was the rivalry between high-school soccer teams. Along
with senior-year team-captain duties, Gates, whose athletic build, sandy
hair, and pale-blue eyes suggest a J. Crew model, expended his energy
and enthusiasm on camping, canoeing, and rock-climbing trips. After he
graduated from the University of Nevada, Reno, with a major in mining
engineering, friends expected him to exploit the opportunity for
adventure and pursue mining jobs in Australia. But Gates stayed put, and
as he walks through a set of 12-by-15-foot steel gates into a portal
carved directly into the Sierra hillside, he couldn't be more excited.
Into a 2,800-foot-long slope of a hill, a labyrinth of dark, damp
tunnels is being built, where miners are blasting, digging, and drilling
toward several recently discovered virgin veins of that most coveted
metal: gold.
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During the century after 1848, when James Marshall, a carpenter from New Jersey, found several small nuggets in the American River, spawning the California gold rush, the riverbeds and hills of this Northern California region were hacked apart in hopes of discovering the Mother Lode—a name since bestowed on the collection of a thousand-plus mines in this area. But for most of the free-spirited prospectors who flocked to this region around the newly minted town of Sutter Creek, the big payoff never panned out—gold production proved to be slow, expensive, and dangerous. As other industries took center stage in the 20th century, gold mining dwindled. In 1958, the last mine in Amador County was shuttered. In the decades that followed, the only subterranean activity has involved tourists on gold-mining tours and the occasional spelunkers.
But a funny thing happened to gold on the way to irrelevance. In 2007, the financial markets imploded, and the rest of the U.S. economy soon followed. The price of just about every investment—stocks, futures, homes, your Ferrari 458 Italia—went down the toilet. But gold just kept shining ever brighter. The worse the economy got, the higher the price climbed. Sutter Gold, which formed in Canada in 2004, had bought the rights to 551 acres in Amador County, which included the site of the historic Lincoln mine, and began aggressively soliciting investors. In 2008, a South African company called RMB bought in, soon providing the cash infusion Sutter needed to recommence mining, and in December 2012, gold production returned to the largest contiguous chunk of the Mother Lode.
The term gold digger
makes many in the dating world cringe. The mere thought of going on
date with a person that is a gold digger can make even the most
attention-seeking men and women running in the other direction. In order
to avoid dating one, you must first understand what exactly the term
means.
A
gold digger is someone who dates another person for financial and
material gain. While the term is usually associated with women, it is
possible for men to be gold diggers as well. It is not a gender-specific
term as it is possible for both men and women to take advantage of
someone else’s generosity. Many of these people claim to be in love, or
in like, with others when in reality they consider the relationship
almost like a business transaction.
There
are signs to be aware of so that a gold digger does not dupe you. If
the person often asks you to buy him or her things, expects you to pay
whenever you go out together or asks you for money, then chances are you
have one in your midst. Some people will also go as far as checking
your wallet, ATM receipts and bank statements in an effort to find out
how much money you have. It is better to open your eyes a bit wider to
how she or he acts and consider reevaluating the relationship.
When the gold digger does
not get what he or she wants, bad behavior usually follows. For example,
the person may have a severe outburst, withhold intimacy or threaten to
end the relationship if you do not change your ways and start spending
more money on him or her. These instances are usually not a one-time
deal and will most likely happen almost every time the person does not
get what she thinks that she is fully deserving of.
While most people dread
the thought of getting involved with a gold digger, there are those that
embrace it. There are several websites devoted to dating those that
have a large amount of money. While not all of the people on these sites are gold diggers, they can be targets for those that are.
In order to avoid getting
caught up with a gold digger, it is important that you pay attention to
how the person acts and trust your gut about what his or her intentions
are. Even if you are desperate to find love, you should be patient for
the type of person who truly wants to be with you instead of someone who
is going to use you. FEEL FREE TO CHEK THIS SITE TO TRY DIG GOLD!
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At first she rejects him, but when she sees his car her tune changes! Classic gold digger!
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