Blindspot

I'm, I'm very passionate about the entrepreneur community because I wouldn't be where I'm at without it.

When I started Blindspot, uh, you know, l- I literally, the, the, the books that I read, um, it was, like, kind of like standard entrepreneur education.

I read Rich Dad Poor Dad.

You know, I r- I, I read, um, [lips smack] uh, uh, one of Russell Brunson's books.

It was, like, step by step, each one of these, you know, steps along the way of the, kind of the classic entrepreneur education, right? I went and figured out a webinar, like, all these things.

But when I did, I started attracting entrepreneurs as patients, and the thing about entrepreneurs is we're always curious about the other person's business, right? So the, "How's business going?" I'd tell them, and they give me a little pearl of wisdom, which would lead me to next level of success, and then the same thing.

So what you see as Blindspot today is this collection of all these pearls of wisdom that I wouldn't have had that success without, without those individuals.

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Kia ora, this is Carolyn Weston with Blindspot, program presented and sponsored by the Southland branch of the Association of Blind Citizens.

and you are currently listening to southland community radio which is 91.4 96.4 on your radio dial or you might be listening to us through the internet via um via podcast or however however you listen to us doesn't matter because as long as you listen to us i hope you enjoy our program today and I've got a notice just before us to introduce our guest and that's Rose Wilkinson but our notice is very important On the 15th of October is International White Cane Day and so we usually have talks at different places and we have displays at the library but this year we're doing something a little bit more different and that's people who are blind that use white cane guide dogs or any other tools such as walking frames like me or if they use a wheelchair we're going to go for a walk around the CBD and that's going to start at 11 o'clock on the morning of the 15th and we're going to go for a walk around the street and in the mall and then we'll meet and some of us who want to can have lunch at the restaurant that we've decided to go to in what's sort of in the middle of Don Street and Space Street.

So you might guess what the restaurant is.

I would love to tell you all about our conference.

And thank you, Carolyn, for your very kind offer to hear about what we're doing.

And you're welcome on your lovely Blindspot show.

So thank you.