Originally Posted by robwod

Not so much for me, as it is for my kid. I'm developing something in mainstream, completely separated from adult. My kid is six years old now and already knows how to get around a computer fairly well. I'm building this so that as he gets older, he can work for an hour or so per day on this as he gets into Junior/High school and earn money with his own efforts. ERven now he comes in does a couple of things for a few minutes here and there. I set him up with his own bank account and every Friday we go to the bank and he makes a little deposit. Basically, I/we are building a mainstream business that he can own, and make his own money.

As for me, I'm working on something involving one of the new ".support" TLD's that should do nicely and is not restricted to any one geographical limitation.

In terms of adult, I'm involved with a 1-year old steadily growing network of sites that has been grown very organically, and strategically, over the past year for a REALLY good guy in this industry. I have a lot of ideas and plans for this as a reliable source of traffic so that if we ever part ways, he can rely on the foundation put in place for this.

And then there's our own stuff which we are ALWAYS testing and split testing and improving on. The day you stop learning something new, is the day you ought to quit.

Hope life in retirement is keeping you well