And I up voted YOUR post because, as a Canadian living and working in New Zealand, there is nothing worse than having a million great ideas and nobody to work o

And I up voted YOUR post because, as a Canadian living and working in New Zealand, there is nothing worse than having a million great ideas and nobody to work on them with. I am flooded with business concepts almost once a week, I love reading them and understanding the problems they can solve. It seems like you have to live in Silicon Valley, or some Californian suburb, to even attempt to answer these types of requests. I love UX design and development, I'm working on some insanely cool stuff involving automation and industrial wireless, but the audience around here don't even know what they want, let alone wanting to spend a pretty penny on something they haven't had 10 years to "prove it works". +1 for anyone living on the other side of the railroad tracks. Train for the hardest situations, so when the real ones pop up you can manage them with confidence.