Here's the Rest of What We're Doing

Yeah, you're probably thinking we're crazy, but let me explain.
 

• First, we've been doing all of this part time so far, while I've been keeping my regular job in NVA.  That's so we don't have to go into debt to finance all this.
• It also allows us to get up and running without giving up the "security" of my NVA job.  (Job Security is an oxymoron.  Anyone who's ever been let go from a company, or who knows anyone like that, knows exactly what I mean.  When the Bottom Line comes calling, you get sent packing.)
• Country Boy Computers will allow us to have current income to replace my NVA job.  These other businesses will do some of that too, but mostly they're focused on producing a residual income (at my age, that means Retirement Income), something that will keep on producing for a long time after the effort has gone into it.

1. YourLegacies.com:  A few years ago, a friend of mine had us over for dinner, and he told me his story.  It was fascinating, so I commented that he should write a book.  Well, he said that other people had told him that too, and he'd like to, but he couldn't do it himself.  I believe God has given me a gift for writing too, so I offered to write it for him, and he accepted.  And now I've completed it and have an agent, and we're trying to find a publisher for it.  Since then, we've added scrapbooking and Family History CDs.  I'll write just about anything for just about anyone too.  I'm looking for another biography to write too, by the way.
2. WhatIfScenarios.com:  This one is still under development, and actually it kinda falls under YourLegacies, since it's writing too.  Ever since I got out of the US Army, I've been in the National Guard, so I've kept in touch with the military and been to a lot of exercises and deployments.  So with some urging from a friend of mine, I've started writing training scenarios for various military units and their bases.  I'm also willing to write scenarios for other groups too, police departments, etc, pretty much anyone who might need something like that to train with.
3. LegacyBusinessGroup.biz:  This is a group of independent business owners we're associated with.  Most of the business owners I mentioned before as teaching us how to run a business are members of LBG.  They're a great bunch of people and very helpful in every respect.  If you're thinking about starting your own business, they would be a smart choice to get support from.  They're also associated with an internet mall concept that we get residuals from, which is why I include them in our list of businesses.  They explain how that works on their site.  If you click on that link, you'll need a referral number to get into the site.  Since I'm referring you, you can use ours, 2664647.  Be sure to fill out the guest registration form at the start.  We call ourselves T&T King Associates with them.
4. EmployeesBecomingEntrepreneurs.com:  This is just in the early stages of development.  Eventually, T&T King Associates will fall under here as well, since the idea is to help other people start businesses of their own.  More about this one later.  If you are interested in starting your own business, for now you can either check out the Legacy Business Group site above, or if you're a qualified computer repair professional, you can click here.

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