How to Pay for The Team Effort Series on The Homeopathic Symposium
Posted: Tue Jun 08, 2004 1:59 pm
Dear Malcolm, thanks for your posting and also your commitment to this
excellent project.
I too do a lot of work for clients for free and sometimes it makes no sense,
but we do it because we want to. I am sure we all understand the
complexities of managing a project of this size and of course you have to
make charges for it. There is much to learn in our practice of Homoepathy -
we never stop learning - and I hope you didn't think I was suggesting that
Practitioners would not get anything from these cases - far from it.
I would sincerely like to continue contributing to the team effort cases -
is it possible that we pay a fee just for the team effort cases if and when
we want to commit to any particular case? Assuming you will always advertise
what is coming up in your schedule then that could work.
One other idea you might want to think about is that after you have recorded
the cases you then put the data onto CD's - the quality will probably be
better, running costs minimal, you can then charge each individual for the
CD's (include post and packing), and many people won't have to get broadband
or faster computers to watch the streamed videos which could mean you get an
even greater response and you won't have to pay a streaming fee.
In fact a lot of your educational resources could be run in this manner.
Just a thought.
Keep up the good work.
Best wishes, Joy
www.homeopathicmateriamedica.com
on 8/6/04 8:51 AM, malcolmss at Malcolm@SpiritOne.com wrote:
We are in a real quandary here at The Homeopathic Symposium! After a
fantastic response of analyses from both students and Practitioners,
and Jeremy's amazing discussion of the case, I think we might have a
rememdy that's going to help my patient with whom I've had no
success. We just have got to keep this series going, no question
about it! The potential for it and how it can benefit our community
is great.
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excellent project.
I too do a lot of work for clients for free and sometimes it makes no sense,
but we do it because we want to. I am sure we all understand the
complexities of managing a project of this size and of course you have to
make charges for it. There is much to learn in our practice of Homoepathy -
we never stop learning - and I hope you didn't think I was suggesting that
Practitioners would not get anything from these cases - far from it.
I would sincerely like to continue contributing to the team effort cases -
is it possible that we pay a fee just for the team effort cases if and when
we want to commit to any particular case? Assuming you will always advertise
what is coming up in your schedule then that could work.
One other idea you might want to think about is that after you have recorded
the cases you then put the data onto CD's - the quality will probably be
better, running costs minimal, you can then charge each individual for the
CD's (include post and packing), and many people won't have to get broadband
or faster computers to watch the streamed videos which could mean you get an
even greater response and you won't have to pay a streaming fee.
In fact a lot of your educational resources could be run in this manner.
Just a thought.
Keep up the good work.
Best wishes, Joy
www.homeopathicmateriamedica.com
on 8/6/04 8:51 AM, malcolmss at Malcolm@SpiritOne.com wrote:
We are in a real quandary here at The Homeopathic Symposium! After a
fantastic response of analyses from both students and Practitioners,
and Jeremy's amazing discussion of the case, I think we might have a
rememdy that's going to help my patient with whom I've had no
success. We just have got to keep this series going, no question
about it! The potential for it and how it can benefit our community
is great.
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