consultancy

[maelorin]

hey, if this 'kid' can set up his own consultancy firm, so can i. dammit.

his big advantages are that he's popular with the right people and got himself a first class honours. [actually, had i been eligible to have my g.p.a. calculated like normal flinders students, i'd have pulled one too. hell, both of my degrees are with honours. enough of the 'sour grapes'] his expertise is, apparently, in "youth affairs, law, human rights, education, business management, terrorism, the environment and leadership."

if he can do it, why the hell do i get told 'that's unrealistic' when i bring it up with the people who could/should be helping me?

i need to start writing and getting published again.

and another thing, anyone interested in joining me? i'm thinking of setting it up as a consultancy and think tank.