Introducing Do More Faster
About a year ago David Cohen and I were having a beer together talking about ways to capture all the different things we’d learned about early stage entrepreneurship from running
Books
Attracting Smart People To Your Community Accelerates Entrepreneurship
Entrepreneurial communities grow up around smart people. Whenever someone in state or local government asks me what they can do to accelerate entrepreneurship, I always tell them to put as
Entrepreneurial Density
Last week I co-hosted a lunch for Jared Polis with Kyle Lefkoff at Boulder Ventures which Jud Valeski covered nicely in his post titled Luncheon with Jared Polis. Jared was
TechZulu Interview with Mark Suster
On Wednesday I did two interviews with Mark Suster – one for This Week and Venture Capital and then one before the LaunchPad LA event. TechZulu recorded and broadcasted the
The House Advantage
As I watch Amy scurry around and put the final touches on our Homer house before we leave to go home to Boulder, I thought I’d stay out of the
Polymath Haiku Award
It looks like I got 25 haiku’s in my haiku contest for a copy of The New Polymath. After consulting with Vinnie Mirchandani (the book’s author) we’ve chosen Rini Das as
Where's My Jetpack
I snuck another book in last night before I went to bed but was too tired to blog about it. After The New Polymath, I felt like I needed something
The New Polymath
Tonight’s book is The New Polymath by Vinnie Mirchandani. Actually, it’s the book I read the last two nights as it was too much to get down in one night.
Inside Out
Tonight’s book was Inside Out by Barry Eisler, one of my favorite mental floss writers. Several (four?) years ago when Amy and I were up in Homer, we became obsessed
God's Debris
On page 89, the book’s unnamed protagonist said “My brain hurts.” I thought to myself, so does mine. God’s Debris is Scott Adams’ first non-fiction book (yes, that Scott