Hi! I'm Terry. Here's a few cool facts about me:
- listens to a lot of podcasts on history & politics
- reads sci-fi
- runs a TikTok blog of his pet goat
- volunteers at an animal shelter
- enjoys gardening
- is into calligraphy & embroidery (likes tedious work and pays attention to details)
- watches "Dragon Ball Z" with his nephews & nieces after school
- used to be a DJ, but just wasn't good anymore
- took the gym class for school.
- has grown up reading comic books and sci-fi, and loves to listen to new stuff
- spent a week in a house made of cardboard and stuff..
- is a member of the internet music scene
- was born in Italy (from the first english-speakers in the region, though)
- is a huge fan of punk, metal, kink, hardcore, black metal, dubstep & gothic rap and is proud of working with them
- has lived in London, NYC, NY & NYC for 18 months and has a boyfriend with only 4 days to live
- went to a school with a band called The Sanguinarium & they played like 9:50pm on Saturday night
- loves art, music & drama
- gets into and out of all sorts of groups and genres and hates the idea of going somewhere that he knows will be like his home
- is a gamer who likes to put on more and more plays
I'm training to be the next Bill Gates or Steve Jobs. Except also a DJ and gamer. Hopefully my training from Practicum by Yandex can help me achieve those goals. I've already taken the first step by creating Terry's Goat Blog, an online platform where users can create and share their favorite goats. I'm hoping this will revoltionize the world of goat farming, tech, fintech, farmtech, goatech, sheeptech, techdeck and creating a sustainable life/goat/work balance moving forward into the 21st century.
My main thing to remember is that you are not a new goat, or a newcomer to goat raising. I've seen it happen in the past with all my own goats, people are getting into archery, or in archery classes. You don't have to be new to goat raising too; I just wish you could learn a little something different. You don't have to read goat books or have gone to yoga classes. Even if you did have kids, you should have at least started off with a lot of practice and experience. That said, it's okay for kids to get involved with your goat club, because a new goat won't get involved in any way that keeps them from playing with the goats.
My goal is to create a new breed of 'hard worker' in a place that is not one of the few places where it will be affordable to live and have fun. My dream is a community of those who can make some money from producing goats, and those who will be making a living from their business. The Goat Blog is my way of saying 'no thanks' to the things I have always said...
Hello guys, and thank you for reading. Hope you enjoyed my blog. I hope you enjoy the life you've been given. As always, I will be updating it with new content based off my new Blog at a later date. Also, as always, thanks for all your help and feedback and I will continue to update this blog!
In closing, I wish you all the best in your future career.