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Hi Friend. I'm back with real progress for you!
Thanks again for being interested in my upcoming course to help you bring unmanned aircraft into your business. It is August 15th - half way through the month that is going to be marked as the historic month that the Part 107 FAA rules for small UAS become law in the United States.
Quick question, Friend. Can you please reply here and tell me where you live? I'm assuming you live in the USA. If not, that is important information for me to know.
I am still eager (and probably able) to help you in another country. But I do need to know how much to focus the course on US-only material.
Plus, when it comes time to help you find qualified people to work with in the UAS space, you will need to find people in your city or region. If you tell me where that is, I can start tapping into my extensive network of contacts in the UAS industry. We can actually start making real progress together before the course is launched. So please reply here and tell me where you are, ok? Thanks!
Now the main reason for writing today - I have just published another post on my blog Project Management Success. It gives the current outline for the course on how to bring UAVs or drones into your company.
I hope you'll read it here and let me know your thoughts. Some questions I would love to ask you (and get your thoughts on):
Do you need one section right away?
Are you comfortable skipping any of these sections?
As before, I am here to be a valuable and confidential resource for you. Feel free to email me back, send a message over LinkedIn or Twitter (@BrettRocketSci), or text or call me at 210-753-0843. I actually prefer any of those options over email because I sometimes miss emails as spam or noise. If I haven't replied back to you within 24 hours, that is what happened. :-) Please try again with a clear subject line or use another method to get my attention.
Here again is a link to my article that should be what you are looking for:
How to bring a drone into your business
I look forward to hearing back from you and helping you move forward.
Best regards,
Brett
P.S. In my previous email I talked about being a leader or a linchpin. After thinking about it more, I feel a little guilty. Linchpins are leaders too. :-) I shouldn't have made you feel otherwise. We are the special kind of leaders that pick ourselves first, before someone else says it's our turn. Let's make it your turn now.
"If you ask me what I came into this life to do, I will tell you: I came to live out loud."
-- Emily Zola
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