Entreprogrammers Episode 9 The Weekly Editor

The Entreprogrammers Josh, Derick and John start by

ripping into the iPhone; good phones, bad phones. This entrepreneurialdiscussion grants new perspective on the good, the bad and the ugly iPhones.

Derick goes into drama mode, not feeling well all week

long, but perks-up to report good news about his relentless efforts in thefiercely competitive marketing tactics so commonly found in the arena ofentrepreneurs.

Example of the Entreprogrammers “never-say-die”

attitude towards finding resolutions to serious problems that often lurkquietly in the shadows of capitalistic darkness is true testament that these 3guys know what it takes to survive.

Always ready to do battle in the sometimes fluctuating

unpredictable marketing behavior found so often in the public relationsprogramming entrepreneurial arena – a place where a programmer is forced tosometimes deal with the absence of ethics and morals.

The Entreprogrammers just hired The Weekly Editor for

this podcast – what’s that? John knows that the new editor is watching andtakes the opportunity to “baptize” him with insults – welcome to theEntreprogrammers podcast, David.

The focus goes to Josh and a rather awkward situation

that he is in with a buyer of one of his books – a buyer who doesn’t appreciatethe information and research that Josh produced in the form of a book.

Josh is not one to back down from an unsynchronized

situation and through this experience he shows viewers and listeners that when“something is rotten in the state of Denmark” then what you have to do isreprogram the negative and make it smell like roses.

This is the story of how Josh takes 1 negative and

programs it into 2 positives that actually boost him forward in his publicrelations efforts in marketing strategies designed for programmers.

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