No problem. I have not written that story but it's kind of hidden in the original article. The short version is to broaden your network and find dependable pe

No problem. I have not written that story but it's kind of hidden in the original article. The short version is to broaden your network and find dependable people who you can really trust. At the end of the day someone needs to do the work and have technical skills. Basically you can outsource that to people in your network. For example I'm not an illustrator guru or especially good at hardcore graphic design but I know enough to be dangerous. I typically have a friend in my network make logos for me and I pay him. My direct client doesn't know this, because it's an unimportant implementation detail. All he knows is he gets a badass logo in the end and it comes part of a package I presented to him. You can do this for almost anything. I like meetups for this because it's the fastest way to determine if someone is legit or not. I only want to surround myself with highly dependable people who I trust.