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Thursday, May 01, 2008

Our Friend Shawn Kirsch is starting a conversation on living in small towns. His goal is to revitalize his hometown.

I understand completely why people move away, and leave North Dakota completely for that matter. But as much as it may benefit me to move away, and be around more people with the same mindset as me, technology wise, I would rather be the guy who turns things around, and gets people to move here.
Make no mistake. Shawn gets the problem.
The problem I see is the people with money have no vision, and the people with vision have no money. This is compounded by the people that have the clout to do something, don't want to listen to young people with 'radical' ideas like blogging and social networking.
Join the discussion at Shawn's place.

[Photo: My hometown, Alva.]

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