Ok Entrepreneurs, Time to Step Up
Of all the macro events happening in the world, there are two occurring in the US right now that seem to be dominating most people’s thinking: (1) the US election
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MIT Reunion Presentation – Innovation in the Software Industry
In May I made a request for images for a presentation I was doing at my 20th MIT Sloan School reunion. The presentation – titled Software Innovation — Do You
If You Aren’t Growing, You’re Dying
Once a year I go on a long weekend trip with the men in my family (my dad, his brother, my brother, and my two cousins.) We hang out, see
Simplify
Recently, I’ve found myself in several situations where I realized the complexity of each one had spun out of control. Rather than be able to make a rational assessment of
Fantastic Post By Calacanis On How To Get PR
Anyone who has worked with me knows that one of my favorite lines is "marketing is stupid." And – if you really know me – you know that I don’t
Lessons From Phelps and Bolt
Jason and I were talking about some of the running events in the Olympics as we walked in to the office together this morning. After chatting about the marathon, he
Bouncing Back from Losing $20m
Alex Muse has a long, detailed post up about How [He] lost $20,000,000+ in 18 months. It’s the story of his experience with LayerOne – the first version and the
The Best Advice For The Economy I've Heard In A While
Mark Cuban has a brilliant post up titled How to Jumpstart the Economy – Tax Free Small Businesses. He totally nails it. Send a copy to every politician you know.
Reporting on w3w3 from Homer, Alaska
My friend Larry Nelson who with his wife Pat runs w3w3.com interviews me periodically. I’m always happy to talk to Larry – he’s a tireless reporter on the Colorado entrepreneur
Excellent Story on the Failure of Monitor110
It’s unusual for a founder to write a long thoughtful post on the failure of his company. Roger Ehrenberg – the co-founder of Monitor110 – which shut down earlier this