08.06.2020

1. G-Rated insult generator based on the /askreddit thread. There are some fantastic insults that had me near tears from laughter!
2. A book club for people wanting to broaden their creative perspectives. There's so much out there I don't know and would love to learn more.
3. Publicly-owned Internet Service Provider (ISP). This may sound like "socialism" at first glance, but we in America do not have a great infrastructure for the internet, nor do we have ISPs that have our best interests at heart. We need a publicly-owned and nationwide ISP. If the Green Bay Packers can be publicly owned and operate at the level they do, why not?
4. A nationwide cohort of freelancers and contractors insurance plan that works across the country. Since the gig economy has so many people working for it as freelancers, and there is a growing amount of freelancers and contractors, insurance is too expensive to pay out of pocket for a lot of people. Why can't we get everyone together to be a cohort together for health insurance to negotiate fair prices?
5. Where I live there is a proliferation of non-profits doing some great work. The problem that many face is that they can't afford professional help with web design, graphic design, branding, video, etc. I think it would be cool to have coworking spaces "adopt" a non-profit once a month to work together to help with these areas of need to give them a boost in their public-facing persona.