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I had dinner with my former supervisor the other night and we found ourselves chatting for hours on what we've been up to in our respective lives in the three years following his resignation from the company we both worked for. My professional life has pretty much been the same in those three years, but he has really maximized his work experience and explored his potentials during the same period of time that I remained in my job while he ventured into freelance and consultancy work. In fact, he is now setting up his own company and is asking for my help in choosing the right name and logo for his business. Throughout the five years that we worked together for the same company, we have really fostered a great friendship that went beyond the supervisor-subordinate relationship that we had in the office. Sure, he was my supervisor at work but whenever we were outside the confines of the office we were just equal peers, real buddies who were on the same level when it came to wanting to make the most of our lives. He had always dreamed of running his own business someday. It was often the topic of our lunch or dinner conversations way back when we were starting to bond together as friends. I often encouraged him and told him that he had what it took to be a successful entrepreneur, but he wasn't ready to take the big risk then. I've always believed in his abilities because he's one of the few people in the office whom I really looked up to when it came to professionalism, dedication and competence. I have him to thank for my own professional competence now. He's been a great mentor to me. That's why I never thought twice when he contacted me and said he needed my help. I'm always willing to extend a helping hand to him not just because of our friendship but also out of gratitude for the things he had done for me in the past. I'm also very happy for him now, especially because the realization of his life-long dream is so close at hand. It will be such an honor for me to be part of making his dream business a reality. During dinner, he told me the business names he had in mind. I voted on one that I thought to be most catchy and also sounded prestigious and innovative at the same time. He told me that he originally planned to hire a professional artist to design a logo for his business but reconsidered when he found out how incredulously expensive a professionally designed logo would cost. He said that he might just try to make do with a simple and temporary logo and just do an image re-launch once he got a better and suitable logo for his company. I told him that it would be better if he started with the right logo that would provide good image recall for his company and provide the look for his business that would stay on as his business grows. I asked him to visit the LogoYes website and try to get his own business logo from there. LogoYes provides a fun and personal way of designing a logo because it lets the user do the step-by-step process and choose the image, font and color for the potential company logo. LogoYes also costs much less than what professional artists charge, though the images provided by the site are designed by professionals. There are also LogoYes coupon codes that even give bigger discounts, making it suitable for small businesses that have limited startup budget. My former supervisor liked the idea of having his business logo created through LogoYes, so I promised to help him find the right LogoYes promotional codes that would give him the best possible deal on the logo-making service. The money he will save from his LogoYes promo codes will surely go a long way because he can use it on his company's other startup requirements. David Stack is a web developer and an expert in saving money by using coupon codes. He runs a website listing thousands of promo deals and discounts from the most popular online stores in the U.S. An example is Apple Computers coupons.
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