I've been going back and forth now about how I'm gonna approach this side business thing. I guess, for a start, I'd pick out a name. Question is: how do people choose their names? Did they think they were gonna ride with this name forever? How long did they think this out? Have people had different names before?
Me as a person, am very sentimental and hold onto things like nobody's business. With that, I've often thought of choosing a name from my home country; something in Visayan. But I also wanted for it to be short, sweet, and easy for the mainstream public to say. Not to say, that my home language is crazy or has a million syllables, but it's different, for sure. I've always liked the word "asin." It's pronounced like "ahh-sin." Not asian, not asinine, and not assiin. It means salt, which to me, is an important thing in creating success in the kitchen. I like it because it's short, and relatively easy to say. Of course you'll have that one person whose probably wasn't or isn't the sharpest crayon in the box (if you know what I mean), but that's something you're gonna deal with in the world regardless where you're at.
Another name I thought of was "dami" - pronounced "dahmee." Depending on what context you use it or how you use it, it means a lot or to continue to grow. It seems fitting considering that it is essentially what we're are all wanting to do in our wallets, in our minds, and in our lives.
I hope I'm not terribly off in the definitions. They are important to me nonetheless. Thoughts anyone?
