Changing the world, one free minute at a time.
I spent some time working through my last site and had reached a point where I needed to purge and refresh from scratch, redeploying with lessons learned. I’m still running through cleaning it up so I can provide information on how the project is going. For now, the backend has been scrubbed to establish the standardized forms. I’m expecting some funds in the near future to establish the LLC and possibly some design consulting costs. OK, some more poking around for me, g’nite all!
Jimmy
Today was a semi-productive day at Rick’s. I was able to finish an entire nachos appetizer myself (yum and ugh all at the same time!) and get some of my forms complete. I had a little difficulty in figuring out where I could be productive today, starting and trashing several different paths as I realized I didn’t have enough of the pre-req’s done quite yet. But, that led me to getting some forms finished up, basically the information that I will need to capture from the Charity/Volunteer organizations, which turns out to be, quite a bit of information.
Good Day to all of you interested in What2Do!
Today I just wanted to post an update on the progress. I’ve been able to connect with someone that has a small project that should be a compliment to what I am trying to do with What2Do. We’ll be meeting on the 8th of March at Trinity Brewhouse in Providence, RI to compare notes to see if this is something we can collaborate on. I’ll also be in Providence another day this week, just not sure when, likely on Friday again at Rick’s Roadhouse.
We have some exciting things coming up! But first, I want to discuss what we are doing first…and that is matching the precious free time professionals have to volunteer opportunities, with no strings attached! This idea of reversing how we classically think about volunteering was the basis for the larger, What2do ecosystem. The idea was actually hatched when I was looking for a simple, non-bloated system of managing my household chores. Then the idea to have a system take those chores and manage them into my free time automatically lead to a whole bunch of ideas, like how it could impact the volunteering community. Oh, and before I forget, it is a short ‘i’ in Live, as in “Live your life!”