On Mar 3, 2006, at 7:20 PM, Joseph J. Strout wrote:
But, so far only about two people have expressed any serious
interest. That's not enough to support a weekend training at all,
rendering the location rather moot. We should probably table this
thread, unless anyone else wants to say, "Yes, I'd drop a thousand
bucks to fly somewhere for a weekend and get in-depth coaching on
the following topics..."
There is serious interest, for me at least, but there are a lot of
issues that would need to be worked out.
I am trying to work full time with REALbasic (and some graphic design
jobs) but the money is slowing coming in.
So for me money is an issue, and if I had the money I would have gone
to REAL World this year. The "problem" with REAL World is not the
cost of the conference, but the cost of the airfare and hotel which
brings the total cost over $1500. A cabin in the woods is an
excellent idea because it would significantly lower the cost for
lodging.
I don't think that this issue should be dropped...
What I think is that there should be 2 or 3 individuals that are
willing to sponsor/manage a training seminar to start researching the
costs involved in putting something on. We would need something with
lodging for 3 nights for 12-16 people, a large room for meetings,
hopefully internet access, and something worked out for meals
(continental breakfast, catered lunch, and dinner on your own). It
would also be best if the location picked is somewhere close to a
major airport hub and yet the cost for lodging would not be
excessive... like perhaps Denver in August?
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