NYC AIM

NYC AIM will be doing a three week workshop soon at a major educational institute in New York City. The first session will be a foray into the concept of education as entertainment.

To get the students’ attention the ten phases of the learning course will be debuted as magic tricks.

Technologies and strategies are ever changing. This is in part because when technology changes the strategy needs to change also.

Promoting a product can be done with the NYC AIM system.

NYC AIM is an important cog in in the wheel of a bigger communication network. It is the educational backbone of the wheel. NYC AIM is the mechanism through which you can take your passion and turn it into a functioning career through building your visibility online while bringing in a revenue source at the same time. It’s not going to be easy, but then what good things don’t take a bit of work and concentration? And by remaining focused and on track, you will succeed. People talk about “doers” versus “non doers” in terms of getting results. The fact is, that you can be a doer and not get anywhere. Why? Because you could be going through the motions of being a doer but without knowing it are ultimately just spinning your wheels. NYC AIM makes sure you aren’t just spinning your wheels but are actually going somewhere with all that expended energy.

What is meant by the statement “Being an entrepreneur is a state of mind”? Quite simply, regardless of whether we are employed in a conventional “job” or not, we are all entrepreneurs (or should be) at the core.

True, your boss’ company may be paying your bills and you don’t submit invoices in the way that a products/services solution provider might do.  But the fact still remains that in order to succeed at an optimal level it helps to think like an entrepreneur.

Thinking like or having the state of mind of an entrepreneur means that you are driven by passion and are always keeping a check on the bottom line. This means maintaining a check on your spending and activities.

The best employees from an employer’s perspective are those who think like an entrepreneur. Meaning they think enough out of the box to help the company make extra progress yet work enough within the lines to maintain balance and equilibrium within the business.

Therefore, embracing the outlook of an entrepreneur is something you might consider whether you are currently employed or seeking employment.

The NYC AIM educational model, in addition to apprenticeships, includes students teaching students. There is nothing new to this approach, it can be found throughout the annals of education in forms including tutoring, counseling and coaching. By putting students in charge of the teaching of their fellow classmates it opens up new levels of learning both for the students being taught as well as the students doing the teaching. For those being taught there is a receptivity to the intake of information and for the student teacher it’s like the saying “there’s no better way to learn than to teach.”

With the immense promise of the internet comes both opportunities and obstacles. On the one hand it is a chance for businesses to “give back” while on the other hand, it can sometimes be frustrating because for any degree of success one does indeed have to work hard.

One of the reasons we formed NYC AIM was to save people from the aggravation of working hard and not seeing results.  There are no short cuts to success, only learning from mistakes. And if we can help others to not have to make the same mistakes we did, we are happy.

It’s all about the network. And there are two major networks that are a part of the NYC AIM system: people and publications. People are of course the most important network. Realizing this, NYC AIM sponsored the formation of the Media Marketing Club which is a group of interns and others from Video Film Web Studios. The other network consists of the over 70 publications of Media Space NYC. The people network and the publication network actually work together.