Building my website and making the pages for the mutual fund companies was fun! More and more people were starting to use my website. I also found out that I was one of a very few stock brokers who actually had a website. At the same time there were some changes happening at the brokerage firm.
I was hired to develop a pension area and I went at it full-force getting anything and everything ready for its launch. I interview companies for outsourcing the management; created marketing material; got designers and printers to create and print samples; everything. Then all of a sudden I was starting to hit and see "road blocks". Management wasn’t as receptive to my contact; it was getting more difficult to get approval. After a few months of this I tendered my letter of resignation and I was done with being a stock broker.
Sitting at home I figured that I needed a job and I really didn’t want to go back to being a stock broker, too much bull-shit, many promises but few deliveries. Updating my website, I figured that this internet thing had potential, after all others were commenting about the site and Netscape’s IPO did well.
I registered my first domain name and opened my doors!
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