RE: The Untold Story of a Cryptobillionaire
What a great thought experiment!
Curating is something wonderful, and not just content, but people. Perhaps Yolanda hasn't had to learn this, but at the root of the outsourcing movement, we have the fact that humans are creative and innovative problem-solving individuals, and no one group is worth more than another.
When we curate value, looking for undervalued elements, and combine this with some market indicators, as I am sure Yolanda has done in cryptos, we realize that we can do big things with small budgets.
Yolanda should take a small portion of her wealth, seriously don't start with more than a million, even with her portfolio size, a million is a lot of money; she should have a fund to inspire projects that she likes. I like to go to upwork (or any number of other sites) and find friends from Pakistan, Bangladesh, India, UK, Poland, (these are my current freelancing team) and build a team around a great idea!
If Yolanda finds a project she wants to 'curate', instead of donating money, which can be the death to all but the most organized projects, she can donate hours from quality freelancers from around the world.
Anyways, just my two cents. Steem on!
Clearly you’ve been involved with the outsourcing movement actively. What have you working on in that sense if I may ask? Yolanda likes to have control hence she didn’t consider outsourcing much at all, although curation on steem seems to be a decent way of doing that ;)
Yes I have been actively enjoying outsourcing and working with talented people from around the world. I outsourced myself to South America in 2009, for the last couple of years I have been doing freelance work, getting my own business together and learning the ropes, and just this past year I have started building teams of freelancers to accomplish bigger tasks.
I have done a lot of translations, transcriptions, now more and more web application development, and we are getting into video editing and animation as well.
Blessings!