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Recent content by Caminsky

  1. Caminsky

    Do I need a Lawyer?

    QUESTION 
    The caveat is also that it depends on the product. If you are getting into a highly regulated space, then it can change things. But even then, I have helped clients find their footing and apply for the proper licensing. But everyone is different.
  2. Caminsky

    Essential lessons for young children...

    HOT! IDEA 
    Great points. We have friends who are way too open (in my opinion) with their kids about all the troubles in the world. Childhood is a time of learning and bonding. Dumping the weight of the world (or your circumstances) on them is robbing them of some of the magic of childhood.
  3. Caminsky

    Essential lessons for young children...

    HOT! IDEA 
    1. How to recognize the difference between big problems and little problems (resilience); 2. How to treat others fairly and what to do if someone is mean to you (boundaries); 3. How to come up with new ideas and test them out (innovation). These are problems younger (and older) kids face every...
  4. Caminsky

    Not quite fastlane, but more gas in the tank

    INTRO 
    Agreed. If it's "so easy, a caveman could do it!" Then it's not going to be sustainable. That is unless you can somehow stand out from the competition and develop a dedicated following, which ain't easy.
  5. Caminsky

    Knowledge for Men - Grounded man course

    Agreed on most points. TRT can be awesome if you need it, but try fixing sleep, diet, and exercise first. Workout, socialize, learn how to fight, and spend some time outdoors.
  6. Caminsky

    Knowledge for Men - Grounded man course

    I can think of many better ways to spend $6-8k.
  7. Caminsky

    Do I need a Lawyer?

    QUESTION 
    As an attorney who does consults for companies including distilleries, dock manufacturers, O&G, and more, I generally do not tell my clients to Google the regulations themselves. It's a good idea to be aware of the regulations, but any business attorney worth his salt will also help the client...
  8. Caminsky

    Can't take the stress or depression? This might help.

    MINDSET 
    Read the Stoics, or Gary John Bishop, who captures the Stoic mindset in a 21st-century, foul-mouthed Scotsman's voice.
  9. Caminsky

    Do I need a Lawyer?

    QUESTION 
    Most business attorneys will do an initial consult for free or low cost. They will give you an idea of the applicable regulations and licenses (if any) needed for your product. They will also discuss setting up an entity, US bank account, etc. If you are going into a highly regulated industry...
  10. Caminsky

    Where should my company be assigned to geographically

    QUESTION 
    That's a complicated question. One I wouldn't trust to a forum (albeit a great one!). There are a couple of issues at play here: 1. Where will the day-to-day management of the company take place? Just having a company that is formed in a low-tax jurisdiction won't automatically make that...
  11. Caminsky

    Surprisingly simple stupid businesses- that somehow work

    NOTABLE! IDEA 
    I read an article about some kid who made six figures off a Notion template. He saw some weakness in the market and capitalized on it. The opportunities are out there, but it's up to us to find them. Myself included. Edit, found the article: I made $239,000 this year selling budgeting and...
  12. Caminsky

    Technical books and courses, good or bad idea?

    IDEA FEEDBACK 
    Look for weaknesses in current offerings. What's something you WISH was around when you were learning about software development? Or something you hear budding developers complain about? As far as book vs. course: Personally, I would work on a course and then use those materials to make a...
  13. Caminsky

    Surprisingly simple stupid businesses- that somehow work

    NOTABLE! IDEA 
    Did a week camping with my kid and his Scout Troop earlier this summer. I bought some "field towels," just a larger version of wipes. They were a lifesaver and allowed you to get the grime and sweat off on days when you couldn't get to a shower. They had such a simple value proposition: Make a...
  14. Caminsky

    LinkedIn: Connect, Mastermind, Progress

    CHAT 
    A nice wake-up call, Andy. I joined LinkedIn back in February when I decided I probably was not doing myself any favors by being the last holdout. I'm sure I could improve it quite a bit.
  15. Caminsky

    Rate This Idea: The "Thing Library"

    IDEA 
    Is there a platform where people can loan "things" to others a la Turo or Airbnb? To me, that sounds more viable as you can scale it instead of warehouse and/or brick and mortar store. That or maybe something like FBA where you only warehouse and ship and others are responsible for providing the...
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