aweful Journey To Development: Creating A Career As A Front-End, Back-End or Full-Stack Developer awefulBrown

This is the first post of the first podcast. Watch me grow. This episode is about my experience at AZ Startup Week, the new and old acquaintances I met at the events, and the wisdom they blessed me with. aweful & awefulBrown logo Below you'll find a loosely written script of the podcast: awews Podcast Session 0001 Music fades in. Anthony's script Hello listeners and welcome to the first AwesomeWebStore podcast hosted by your Humble Narrator, awefulBrown. The goal is to document my journey. Share the blessings of lessons learned, wisdom shared, and encouraging stories and words to help you show grit and ingenuity through your journey and with the challenges you face. I hope you do the same with me and for others you encounter. On this journey I'll be working on becoming a professional developer, creating The Elementary MBA, monetizing the Adobe Creative Cloud subscription so that it pays for itself, and becoming the better me. Every podcast will have two files. The first file will have the links, contact info for the people and firms encountered, and info they shared with me. The second file will include that info delivered in story form and much longer. Here we go. Greg Head’s The 7 Lessons to Grow Up Your Startup in Arizona.     Here they are:      1. Solve A Problem      2. Find A Problem      3. Focus      4. Sell or Die      5. Be A Fanatic About The Important Things      6. Get Great Help      7. Manage Your Head Game      8. It's Hard His current mission is: To Help 10,000 entrepreneurs And Small Business owners create a better business and a better life. You may sign-up for local free workshops & Mentoring Opportunities @ GregHead.com/azworkshops Darryl Keeton of Black Diamond Business Solutions: Don’t try to create something that already exists. Use what exists. If it doesn’t exist, find talent that’s passionate about your cause and allow them to make it. Don’t waste time learning how to make it. Mario Martinez; Angel Investor: if you’re into EdTech (Education Technology) checkout Picmonic and Sokikom Games S-O-K-I-K-O-M Games Jake from I’m Tipsy: You may use Facebook API to obtain the demographic info on any brand/page/group on Facebook and then target more users like that on Facebook. --- Hello listeners and welcome to the first AwesomeWebStore podcast hosted by your Humble Narrator, awefulBrown. The goal is to document my journey. Share the blessings of lessons learned, wisdom shared, and encouraging stories and words to help you show grit and ingenuity through your journey and with the challenges you face. I hope you do the same with me and for others you encounter. On this journey I'll be working on becoming a professional developer, creating The Elementary MBA, monetizing the Adobe Creative Cloud subscription so that it pays for itself, and becoming the better me. Every podcast will have two files. The first file will have the links, contact info for the people and firms encountered, and info they shared with me. The second file will include that info delivered in story form and much longer. Here we go. I'll discuss my experience at the closing ceremonies at Phoenix Startup Week in this episode. Startup Week is much different than Startup Weekend. I participated in Startup Weekend in November of 2015. It was a learning experience. I want to thank The Elementary MBA Team, the original members and those that were there after we were politely asked to split into smaller teams. Including RezTech, Preetham & Phyo. It's the only team to leave the weekend with a product. The rest had ideas or business plans at best. Lots of great ideas. It was good to learn how the competitions actually work. I went into it thinking that you pitch what you produce that weekend. You pitch to win! I should've known better. The future. But first the recent past. Startup Week is a week of workshops and networking for those audacious enough to attempt to create a startup. What's a