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Subject: Re: Be Sure Your Differentiator Makes The Right Difference

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Netflix Competitor

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Date Posted: 16:00:05 09/17/07 Mon
In reply to: Dennis S. Vogel 's message, "Be Sure Your Differentiator Makes The Right Difference" on 17:01:27 08/11/07 Sat

I suppose I'm not trying to have a commodity business as you wrote since I'm trying to get people to rent what I offer, not buy it.

I don't think I'm understanding what you mean about proprietary, not commodity. I know proprietary products have patents or copyrights, so what I have applies.

If I sell them as commodities, I won't have enough left to rent. I'm tempted to sell more, but I can't sell it for enough to afford to buy more stock to replace what I sell.

I'm getting some progress from some of what you've suggested. I haven't progressed enough to use all of it because I know I should understand what I have before I use the rest of what you advised.

Some teachers like to add movies as dimensions to education, these are good to illustrate ideas in dramatic ways. Some movies were produced with attention to detail, so it can be like watching people who lived long ago. I don�t know how profitable this will be, but the school year is beginning & it brings some money I need.

Thank you for helping. I�m not sure if I should ask for more help after you did, but I�d like�need�clarification of proprietary, not commodity.

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Subject	Author	Date
The Curse Of Knowledge --.Never Assume People Know Things	Dennis S. Vogel	18:31:29 09/17/07 Mon
Re: The Curse Of Knowledge --.Never Assume People Know Things -- Netflix Competitor, 19:58:47 11/13/07 Tue Team, Up Against Giants -- Dennis S. Vogel, 22:35:05 11/14/07 Wed