Bill Myers

In the product development business your computer skills often dictate your ability to create and compete. For that reason, it makes sense to replace your computer if it's holding you back.

The same is true with the software you use. If you are using old, outdated versions of software programs, those programs may be limiting what you can do, holding you back.

But upgrading to new versions of software isn't always easy - especially since you often have to learn anew how to use the latest features.

This requirement, to learn anew, is a task millions of computer users face every year.

And what an opportunity this creates. A never ending demand for training workshops, CDs, DVDs, and web sites covering every skill, trade, and tool.

Fortunately, these are the kinds of training products you can create - if you have the right tools (and training).

That's why you should look at the need for learning anew not as a burden . . . but an opportunity.