強迫的な働く旅行者-ほぼ70ヶ国今までにおよびカウント….(2007年11月の株式会社マレーシアおよびフィリピン)
Byron湾で基づく、オーストラリア(私の写真ギャラリー)、私はベテランの旅行者(最後の14か月の13ヶ国)、社会的な企業家、SEOの専門家、オンラインマーケティング担当者、CEOのである OrphanIT.com、かなり大きいのの専務理事 アウトソーシングサービス会社 私達のチームの150を使って、陪審員の位置を含む複数のNGO板の国際的な援助の顧問のサービング 全体的な後輩の挑戦 そしての創立会員 青年社会的な企業の率先(YSEI)…………….. そして幸せなmalibuのサーファー。
証拠リンク - GJCの陪審員のメンバー
証拠リンク - YSEIの共同出資者
証拠リンク - OutsourcingTo.uS -専務理事
私達の慈善はハーバードビジネス検討-世界の貧乏人を機能する`を含む多数の出版物で有利に」書き立てられた:
「成長区域でコールセンター、マーケティングおよび処理するオフィスのような労働集約的な機能を見つける節約を実現している会社。 例えば、使用するほぼ20人の会社 www.OrphanIT.com」 sの関係団体マーケティングサービスは、インドおよびフィリピンのtelecentersによって、米国またはオーストラリアの同じようなサービスの現行歩合1/10の支払う。 投資家Vinod Khoslaは遠隔サービス機会をこうすれば記述する: 「私は2010年までに、私達が世界経済の最も成長が著しい一部分として[リモートサービス]述べていることを疑う作成される新市場のドルの多くの兆と」。
それらがとても重要なぜであるか証拠リンクおよび
屑が網にそんなにそこにあるので頻繁に`を加えるのを見る私が証拠はつながる私の要求を確認する上で物のような`。 当然時々私はビットをあなたとして運び去られて見るの下で.....得るが、それは突飛のとして生命、コピー執筆、企業家人である。 時々aを見るかもしれない `証拠リンク無し」。 それは一般に私が私の専有物に有頂天になっていることを意味する 任意思考。
私について
Byron湾およびアジアに住んでいて私は頻繁に見られる動的図、であり壁を量り、氷を押しつぶす。 私はByron湾のパスで私のMalibuのhandstandをしてもいい 鮫を避けること、今のところ100フィート以上のためにそれらを熱保持の区域でより有効にさせる私の昼休みの駅を改造すると、私は知られていた。 私は賞を書く勝利事、私は時間を効率的に管理する。 時折、私は3日間続けて無益に過ごし、また受賞のアワビを繁殖させる。
ビールのくわそして大きいガラスだけ使用して、Iは一度単独でどう猛な軍隊アリの大群からのボロネオの小さい村を守った。 I also play the didgeridoo, I was scouted by the UN, I am the subject of numerous nature documentaries. When I’m bored, I build large suspension bridges in my yard. I enjoy urban hang gliding up to 40,000 feet where it’s -50C and I black out.
No Proof Link
How I make a living
I earn my income from a number of channels but primarily from my commercial outsourcing firm - OutsourcingTo.uS as well as my network of over 100 websites and blogs.
Social entrepreneurship
I am intent on doing my bit to help solve world poverty via my site SolvePoverty.com (Proof Link) which I manage to do with some of the profits from my commercial businesses such as our outsourcing company - OutsourcingTo.us and other fund-raising efforts.
I have built and consulted on the creation of dozens of telecenter computer schools including the first one in the Philippines called The GLOW Telecenter (Global learning Opportunities on the Web) for which we raised funding from Intel, Goldman Sachs, Microsoft, BHP Biliton and other sponsors. This telecenter went onto win numerous international awards and was formally integrated into one of the Philippines largest micro-finance organizations in 2004.
Proof Link - GLOW Telecentre, Manila Philippine Picture Gallery plus you can watch the video on YouTube here or MySpace
I’ve been working on the net since 1994, and currently hold the positions of CEO for a multi award winning charity, OrphanIT.com and created the highly successful, multi award winning ‘click and give website’ - SolvePoverty.com.
This site was launched by Princess Anne at Oxford University in September 2000 and is still fully operational today creating education and employment opportunities for hundreds of development projects across the globe via our partnership with The Global Junior Challenge.
Other stuff I’ve been involved in
In 1999 I raised seed capital and launched what went onto become one of the web’s leading study abroad sites - HyperStudy.com. (Proof Link) It grew to connect millions of students with more than 300 client universities, colleges and corporations from 15 countries around the world.
In 2006 I exited these firms to work on other opportunities such as OutsourcingTo.uS and our social entrepreneurship network
SolvePoverty.com
www.OrphanIT.com
www.YSEI.org
www.FutureShifters.net
My services are listed here
Some tools I use (my essential list is here)
My Toughbook, pretty-much-go-anywhere, rugged laptop.
Here’s it’s SPECS: Wireless. Tireless. Tough. Ideal for mobile executives; the high-performance, ultra-powerful Toughbook 73 delivers maximum unwired freedom wherever business takes you. Its versatile combo drive and large outdoor-readable touchscreen LCD let you work seamlessly in any location and make it perfect for delivering high-impact multimedia presentations. Best of all, it’s built to withstand the rigors of travel with optional integrated wireless WAN and industry-leading Toughbook durability.
It’s sleek design and powerful system will help you remain useful when you are away, but still at work.
My Panasonic ToughBook laptop story here
3 Skypephone
You don’t need a computer to make free calls anymore. Use 3 Skypephone instead. It’s a stylish mobile phone that calls, texts and takes pictures like you’d expect it to – but wait, there’s more – you can also use it to call and instant message your friends, free, wherever they are in the world.
* Everything you’d expect from a mobile.
* Sign into Skype and make free calls to anyone else on Skype.
* Send free instant messages on Skype too.
* No computer necessary.
3 Skypehone Skype button - Walk and talk
Use Skype while you’re walking to work, sitting in the park or queuing for football tickets. Free yourself from your computer with 3 Skypephone.
Skype at the touch of a button. Just press the big Skype button to start making free calls and send instant messages on Skype. Simple.
The 3 Skypehone is Cool, Sleek, stylish, shiny and works most places
With 3G, a 2-megapixel camera, mp3 player, mobile TV and internet, 3 Skypephone keeps you occupied even when you run out of things to say.
If your friends and family have a 3 Skypephone (in a country where it’s available), you can all speak mobile-to-mobile on Skype for free. So go on, buy your best friend a phone and you can talk and chat to your heart’s content.
Olympus VN-960PC 128 MB Digital Voice Recorder with PC Lin
No matter where you are, the VN-960PC is a reliable companion. It ensures your notes and ideas won’t be lost forever. A fast USB connection allows for hassle-free downloading of files to a PC for archiving or further processing.
Its handy scheduler function with alarm facility also helps you manage your time more effectively.
This digital voice recorder provides capacity for more than 16 hours of recordings and stores up to 100 files in each of its four folders for easy organization. Price around $60
Miscellaneous extra bio details. (No Proof Link 
I am a dynamic figure, often seen scaling the cliffs at Byron Bay and crushing ice. I have been known to remodel rural train stations on my lunch breaks, making them more efficient in the area of heat retention. I translate ethnic slurs for refugees, I write award-winning operas and comic books, I manage time efficiently.
Occasionally, I tread water for three days in a row with some flippers and a strip of miso paste. I woo women with my sensuous and godlike sax playing, I can pilot my bike up severe inclines with unflagging speed and I cook a wood fired pizza in 2 minutes on my mobile pizza oven. I am an expert in bamboo, a consummate masseur, a veteran in love, and an outcast in Australia.
Using only a hoe and a large glass of beer, I once single-handedly defended a small village in Borneo from a horde of ferocious army ants. I also play the didgeridoo, I was scouted by the UN, I am the subject of numerous nature documentaries. When I’m bored, I build large suspension bridges in my yard. I enjoy urban hang gliding up to 40,000 feet where it’s -50C and I black out.
On Wednesdays, after swimming, I repair electrical appliances free of charge for the local orphanage. I am an abstract artist, a concrete analyst, and a ruthless bookie. Critics worldwide swoon over my original line of canvas evening wear. I don’t perspire. I am a private citizen, yet I receive fan mail. I carry a Glock 19 but use it rarely.
Recently I toured New York with a traveling centrifugal-force demonstration. I bat 400. My deft floral arrangements have earned me fame in international botany circles. Children trust me. I miss vegemite. It’s hard to find in Africa.
I can hurl tennis rackets at small moving objects with deadly accuracy. I once read The Neverness, In Harm’s Way, Moby Dick and A Man For All Seasons in one day and still had time to refurbish an entire dining room that evening. I know the exact location of every food item in the Byron Bay supermarket.
I free dive to 200 feet butt naked with just a set of Speedo goggles and still smoke 5 cigars a day. I have performed several covert operations for the CIA. I sleep once a week; when I do sleep, I sleep in a chair. While on vacation in Laos recently , I successfully negotiated with a group of terrorists who had seized a small bakery.
The laws of physics do not apply to me. I balance, I weave, I dodge, I frolic, and my bills are all paid. On weekends, to let off steam, I participate in full-contact origami. Years ago I discovered the meaning of life but forgot to write it down. I have made extraordinary four course meals using only four and twenty pies, cheese slices and a toaster oven.
I breed prizewinning abalones. I have won bullfights in San Juan, hold cliff-diving records in Sri Lanka, longboarding championships in Siargao and aced spelling bees at the Kremlin. I have played Hamlet, I have performed open-heart surgery, and I have spoken with Elvis.
Actually that was a modified submission letter by a guy trying to get into Harvard University but I’ve done a lot of the same things he has 
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