Adopting the assumption that, “The value of a good idea increases when sold” I want to start a new home based business. I’ll need some affiliates, please let me know if you‘re interested.
I want to start selling time shares, splitting good ideas. Each time share certificate would grant the buyer limited access to a preferred good idea before they would again be forced to release it, under contract, to be passed on to the next time share buyer for that idea.
Here’s the business plan!
Each affiliate would gather several baskets of wholesale ideas and sort them by value and endurance, or shelf life.
Step 2 - Discard all bad ideas.
Step 3 - Develop number and duration of time share certificates available for each remaining idea, divvied up according to worth and solidity of idea.
Potential individual affiliate annual income - If each gathered 100 good ideas, that produced 100, 1 hr. time shares @ $!.00 each times an 8hr day, for 100 people every month, the potential annual income could be in the neighborhood of $96,000,000.00. (or should that be times 100?)
Please check my math, but it sure sounds like a good idea!

Totally unrelated to retail VALUE, pulling some elevated selling price out of thin air, is a popular game for many players!
During the past couple of days, we saddled up Old Odyssey and rode over about 500 miles of Kansas and Missouri streets and highways. I almost jumped over the back of the saddle when I saw the gas price float up 14 cents per gallon in less than two hours. I don’t know what my fellow bloggers are paying for gas now days, but here, it’s between $3.099 and $3.159 per gallon. I think it’s about time someone steps on the gas and get those prices fixed.
In one loud voice, we need to declare that easy access pricing elevator “Out of order” and force the oil companies to take the stares!

If you're lookng for an author of children's books, look for a house with many stories, all on the same level!

I knew I should have marked the date,
I’m afraid it’s gone, I’m just too late.
I can still see it, boldly lettered in gold,
“It will become a part of your life, before you’re too old.”

I’m afraid it was here, lingered and went,
I don’t recall notice, of it being sent.
After the fact, instead of a ring,
I should have tied my finger with string.

If I had only prepared for it to come land,
I would have been there, with a welcoming hand.
Now, I missed a rich part of my life, what else can I say?
A chunk of my future came yesterday!

Another incident on “The Price Is Right“ TV show.
The young lady was asked to come out of the audience and be a contestant. She guessed the closest price of the product without going over, so she went on stage with Bob. After she gave Bob a kiss on his cheek, she said,
“My grandma told me to give you a kiss for her.”
“Where is your grandma?”
“Oh, she’s in heaven.”
“If she’s in heaven, how did you get that message?”
“When I was a little girl, Grandma told me that I would some day be on stage with you and when that happens, I should give you a kiss for her.”
That young lady won the prize, she won the spin on the big wheel and she won her showcase which included a new car!
All because years ago, Grandma said - - - - - - - .
A truth like this really stirs my nerves!
Why don’t all “grandma” predictions materialize like this one did, and why did this one materialize?
Stirs My Nerves!