Wonder how I got here

I was asked this question just this week, a pal and fellow entrepreneur rang for a chat and I kindof looked back the last 9 months of the digital entrepreneurship road and asked myself this question too - on how I got here? It take a hell lot more than guts and fire in my belly to see the crystalization of an idea, a concept from paper to fruition, but seriously is this ardous and kindof crazy 15-hours worth it? Big yes and more yes’es if you ask me.

So how did I get here, kindof everything blurring up in a pot of observations of my bunch of extremely talented pals you name it I’ve got it. Talented home chef? Yes checked. Talented musician and rocker lad? Yes checked. Talented photographer & the next Russell Wong-in-the-making? Yes checked. Pretty much if you go down my long laundry list of talented pals they are around me so you may ask what am I talking about here? What can I do for my talented pals? A platform that lets them shine and hone their talents even further where other afficionados can get to meet them and each other and all play a part to learn a few of their cool, neat tricks.

Mind you not everyone gets to play their talents and secret talents in full light of day in a 9-to-6 jobs, most of us are stuck pushing papers and waiting for the 25th of month for our beloved “ka-ching” pay cheque to come along, pay our mortage, get our Friday-night-drinks and feed the kids! But there’s gotta to be more soul to this ain’t it?

That’s how I got here with Kezaar - amalgamated word from “knowledge” and “bazaar”. Knowledge, insights, information and skills should have a playground literally for all, come on we all have our talents and looking to let these talents shine and the see the light of day! For some of us we’re just plain looking for ways to pick up some new skills without having to cough out a serious looking cheque to the institutions. Yes right, here’s where Kezaar will change all that.

I’m gonna sign out and just leave this quote for all:

Only the curious will learn and only the resolute overcome the obstacles to learning. The quest quotient has always excited me more than the intelligence quotient. Eugene S. Wilson

Curiosity is key, lose it and we lose ourselves.

Stay tune for the next blog.

Kezaar-out.

Curiously Yours,

Debbie