Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
Lately, whenever I write a blog post like this, I tend to receive inquiries.
When posting on Ameblo, everyone used to write in the comments section.
But these days, it's usually by email or phone, lol.
Does that show how close we are? Is that proof?? lol
Personally,WELCOMEThat's it.
Sure, I get sales emails too—ones saying, “Try using our materials…” If I try them out and they work well, I’ll recommend them.
If it's bad, I'll just introduce it as is. (If it's bad, I'll check with the company first to see if I should post it here, lol.)
It's a call asking, "Don't you have any other work?"
Generally speaking, projects like that don’t fit within the scheduled timeframe, and there are often emergency jobs where there aren’t enough workers, so it feels like we just can’t make it work.
Sometimes people want to know more about the blog content, too.
That would include things like how to put together a budget and how to create a construction plan.
We really appreciate questions and phone calls like this.
Because you ask questions that bring up ideas and doubts I haven't considered!
This is really important. After all, I’m not just thinking about my own ideas—I’m also considering the thoughts, questions, and ideas of others.
It's incredibly educational, and it really makes me want to solve the problem. (Though I do end up getting emotionally invested and worried right up until the very end, lol.)
So, someone from a major materials manufacturer is coming by today, lol.
As for what you're here to do... well, you know what I mean, lol. I can't say because of the non-disclosure agreement, but it's that.
So, I'll be working on that thing for a while.
I actually wrote about this on my blog before, and my wish—“Let’s develop this!”—has come true.
That's right. As for recent trends,What I've been writing about on my blog has come trueThat's what's been happening.
There are parts where I was just writing offhand, but I feel like you really managed to pick up on the parts where I was being serious.
That’s really appreciated. What we small and medium-sized independent contractors lack is capital. By partnering with major companies, we can make our projects a reality.
We have the ideas, know-how, and experience right here. If we had the funding, we could get started right away.
I've been sowing those seeds left and right for quite some time now, haven't I?
This goes for all of you reading this blog, too—nothing will bloom unless you plant the seeds, right?
I'm sure there are some people who know what to do but just can't bring themselves to do it, but,
If you sow good seeds, good results—or no results at all—will surely follow.
If you sow bad seeds, bad results are bound to follow.
Which one do you prefer?
Sowing seeds isn't really that hard.
As mentioned above, even asking me a question is a way of sowing seeds. That’s where it all begins.
See you later.
