Hi, Josh. Thanks for sitting down with us. Please briefly describe your ongoing online ventures.

Hey dude, it’s a pleasure to have this interview with you. I have a few online ventures currently, and many planned. My largest project is Menewsha, which has gained quite a lot of publicity. When I am not working on Menewsha, I like blogging about my web ventures at my blog. I recently expanded into the twoslice network. This showcases my web properties and previous clients.

Being a web developer as well as internet entrepreneur, I have had my fair share of clients to make websites for. I have made quite a bit of money from doing freelancing. However, that is not where my heart is at. I want to be my own boss, and not have to listen to a client. I love running websites, where there is more risk and chance. Anything could happen.

School and web entrepreneurship - do they go hand in hand? Have you had any problems with juggling these two tasks?

School and web entrepreneurship hate each other. It can get really tough to get homework done sometimes, when I have websites to run. I haven’t had any big problems juggling them yet, apart from the stress that comes on board. I do pretty well at school, in the top sets for subjects. However, work is set for students that do not run a full online business. This is when it’s hard to juggle, when you have five hours of homework when you get home to cover.

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You seem to know your way around web development pretty well. When did you get started, what was your first site, and have you kept it?

I officially started web development around October 2005. I had dabbed in making FrontPage sites throughout middle and high school, but never took it serious. October 2005 was my first year on the job after college, and I would finish my work too fast. It left me a lot of time to browse online. That’s when I stumbled across blogs. I love sports and wanted to start one of my own. The first site I started was known as Sports Litter. The site is still live, but I haven’t posted on it in ages.

Not only web development – you seem to know your way around the blogosphere as well. You have a blogroll link from blogging evil genius John Chow himself, now how did that happen?

I knew John Chow before he became so evil. It was easy to get a link exchange back then when his blog was small. He told me he’d give me a link exchange as long as I didn’t put any ads on my blog (because he didn’t have any ads on his). My how things have changed…

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