Comments on: Dear New, Out of Touch Head of Microsoft http://life-deco.jbcrossland.com/business/61 Conversations, Coffee & Insight Wed, 11 Jan 2012 21:48:46 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2 By: Nick http://life-deco.jbcrossland.com/business/61/comment-page-1#comment-8 Nick Thu, 24 Jan 2008 21:08:05 +0000 http://timefinderscoaching.net/fabover40/?p=61#comment-8 Dear Jill, I hear your frustration and I have shared it. I use to be an IT consultant in the Windows world and even I was frustrated by the shoddy quality from Microsoft. 3 years ago I bought a Mac and I have never looked back. I was tired of being a cash cow for Microsoft. Today, I just don't have problems and NO I am not knocking on wood. My Mac just works well. I am a Business & Life Coach and conduct my entire business from my 3 year old PowerBook laptop that still works very well. How is that from a Windows perspective? Apple was actually cheaper to use since I still have my original investment (laptop) working 3 years later and doing very well. Ultimately, Apple has everything I need out of the box to get going. And there are plenty of free software for your work (think SugarCRM, a free customer relation manager) Once I released the Microsoft shackles, I started enjoying being on my computer again. The best part is that it actually works. You can email me privately if you have questions. Anything I can do to help a fellow frustrated entrepreneur :) Great post. Nick Dear Jill,

I hear your frustration and I have shared it. I use to be an IT consultant in the Windows world and even I was frustrated by the shoddy quality from Microsoft.

3 years ago I bought a Mac and I have never looked back. I was tired of being a cash cow for Microsoft. Today, I just don’t have problems and NO I am not knocking on wood. My Mac just works well.

I am a Business & Life Coach and conduct my entire business from my 3 year old PowerBook laptop that still works very well. How is that from a Windows perspective? Apple was actually cheaper to use since I still have my original investment (laptop) working 3 years later and doing very well.

Ultimately, Apple has everything I need out of the box to get going. And there are plenty of free software for your work (think SugarCRM, a free customer relation manager) Once I released the Microsoft shackles, I started enjoying being on my computer again. The best part is that it actually works.

You can email me privately if you have questions. Anything I can do to help a fellow frustrated entrepreneur :)

Great post.

Nick

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