As other people already said, you're underselling yourself. You have great skills and a great mind to even achieve more skills. If you're interested in the tech

As other people already said, you're underselling yourself. You have great skills and a great mind to even achieve more skills. If you're interested in the tech/web space and really interested in the creating part, why not learn programming? Yes, it takes time, yes it can be hard, but it can also be fulfilling. I'm a business guy myself, although I study Electrical Engineering and I'm currently trying to learn Ruby on Rails. Frameworks like Rails or platforms like Titanium (www.appcelerator.com) make it easy for non-programming people to learn the basics (be it Ruby, JS, HTML or CSS) and actually create something. I did an online tutorial on JavaScript, after that I dived into Titanium and tried to re-implement an example. After a few days and some setbacks, my iPhone app was 90% done. As I said, if it's creating in the tech world, you're interested in, don't worry be crappy and learn a lot along the way! :) What do you have to lose?