Outsourcing 101: Why Must You Now Do Personal Offshoring?

This document explains to college students, parents and professionals why it is important to do personal offshoring, and how. To have more time, more power and a better opportunity for success in many fields, you must now practice personal offshoring or, better yet, lifetime offshoring. With ownacoder.com, overseas personal outsourcing is now affordable even to college students. Will your children be able to compete with graduates already powered by affordable personal offshore professionals in their youth? Could you afford not to do personal offshoring?

This article will be updated through out the year. To start from the beginning, read the following bullets according to the order as presented, from the top down. Feel free to take the appropriate action when suggested hereinafter.

1. A contract is a legally binding exchange of promises or agreement between parties that the law will enforce. – Wikipedia
2. A subcontractor is an individual or in many cases a business that signs a contract to perform part or all of the obligations of another’s contract. – Wikipedia
3. Outsourcing is contracting with another company or person to do a particular function. Wikipedia: Outsourcing is subcontracting a process, such as product design or manufacturing, to a third-party company. The decision to outsource is often made in the interest of lowering firm costs, redirecting or conserving energy directed at the competencies of a particular business, or to make more efficient use of land, labor, capital, (information) technology and resources.
4. Personal outsourcing is when you ask someone else to do house cleaning, yard work, dog walking, or grocery shopping for you.
5. Offshoring is to do outsourcing overseas or in a separate country. Wikipedia: Offshoring describes the relocation of business processes from one country to another. This includes any business process such as production, manufacturing, or services. Offshoring can be seen in the context of either production offshoring or services offshoring. The economic logic is to reduce costs. If some people can use some of their skills more cheaply than others, those people have the comparative advantage. The idea is that countries should freely trade the items that cost the least for them to produce.
6. Personal offshoring: Offshore outsourcing has transformed the way U.S. companies do business. Now, some early adopters are figuring out how to tap overseas workers for personal tasks. They’re turning to a vast talent pool in India, China, Bangladesh and elsewhere for jobs ranging from landscape architecture to kitchen remodeling and math tutoring. They’re also outsourcing some surprisingly small jobs, including getting a dress designed, creating address labels for wedding invitations or finding a good deal on a hotel room, for example. Source
7. Offshore professional is a short-term professional worker who lives in another country.
8. Social capital: “Social networks have value. Just as a screwdriver (physical capital) or a college education (human capital) can increase productivity (both individual and collective), so too social contacts affect the productivity of individuals and groups”. – Wikipedia
9. Lifetime offshoring means the lifetime or long-term use of a personal assistant who lives in another country. This is a good way to start building up social capital overseas for later use in life.
10. A servant is one who works, and often also lives, within the employer’s household. They are distinguishable from slaves in that they are compensated, that is, they must receive payment for their work. They are also free to leave their employment at any time. For example, a butler is a professional servant.
11. Offshore servant is the subject of lifetime offshoring or long-term personal offshoring. An offshore servant is often a professional for most of the work is intellectual by nature.
12. Ownacoder.com is the first lifetime offshoring website with affordable offshore servants for web design, programming and other types of work whose result can be shipped through the wire.
13. Vision Statement: Our vision is 123×2020, which stands for one website (ownacoder.com), two countries (Vietnam and the USA), and three million new jobs by the year 2020, see One Website, Two Countries, and Three Million New Jobs by 2020.
14. Mission Statement: Our mission is to give the average American more time, more power and a better opportunity for success. This is possible through the use of an educated professional in Vietnam doing time-consuming tasks for you, while you sleep, to achieve your goals.
15. The next four paragraphs will explain in depth why the above mission statement is important to your future. If you do not wish to read further and want to get started with lifetime offshoring right away, feel free and click here to get started with ownacoder.com.
16. Opportunity is the chance for advancement. To create an opportunity for all means to give everyone a chance for success. A simple way to understand what opportunity means is to understand the meaning of opportunity cost. Opportunity cost is when one decision or option is passed up for another, based on the cost of time, money, and effort. An example of opportunity cost is when you invest $1,000 dollars in a company, rather than letting the money gain interest in the bank. One option entails more risk, but also, the prospect for higher return. Taking a chance for advancement in one area will cost you the opportunity for advancement elsewhere. Getting a college education is another example of opportunity cost. An investment of time, money, and effort is made to become educated, rather than devoting time and effort to make money working a full time job. With the opportunity provided by ownacoder.com, there is an excellent chance for success, but first, the definition of success must be understood.
17. Close your eyes and recall the name of your favorite teacher from your youth and you will see the image of a successful teacher. Chances are that this teacher is neither rich nor famous. Success means neither fame nor fortune. It simply means the acquisition of respect by your peers. To have a successful business, you must make many other business owners want to imitate your business model. To gain respect by your peers you must be able to achieve more than what your peers could dream of. In the information age, your classmates are only a tiny fraction of your peers. Through the Internet you must now compete with millions of your age across the globe in the same field as yours. How could you accomplish more than so many of your peers and also achieve success on the world stage without having more than seven days a week?
18. Most of us wish we had more time. More time to spend on earth with our friends, spouses, and children. How can more time be created, while still having the prospect of success? The ultimate way to give all Americans the opportunity to succeed at any level of their choice is to give each and every one of them more time. One of the best ways for a person to have more time is for that person to delegate his or her simple tasks to an employee who is time and again willing and able to carry them out. Here, the operative phrase is, time and again. Brushing your teeth once in a while does not help; you must do it time and again. Having an employee once in a while does not help. You must keep that employee loyal for life if you are to ensure success time and again in competition against millions of your peers around the world and around the clock.
19. To have more time, more power and a better opportunity for success is the reason why college students must learn and do personal offshoring. Remember, the mission of ownacoder.com is to give the average American more time, more power and a better opportunity for success. This is possible through the use of an educated professional in Vietnam doing time-consuming tasks for you, while you sleep, to achieve your goals. This offshore help is affordable even to a college student. For example, an entry-level web programmer is less than two thousand dollars for the entire year starting from the date of membership activation.