LEGO, Sexism, and Stereotype Threat
I love LEGOs. So, when I saw the page yesterday of the new LEGO Minifigures (sent to me by Lucy Sanders, the CEO of National Center for Women & Information
Competition
I think about competition all the time. Every company we invest in aspires to lead whatever market segment it is in. In many cases, they want to create entirely new
Financial Literacy
I’m stunned by the lack of financial literacy of so many people in so many contexts. The commentary by politicians, economists, and the media on the European debt crisis and
The Onion Comes To Boulder And Is Renamed The Prairie Dog
We all love The Onion, right? It’s the best news right after Jon Stewart and Steven Colbert. We also all love Boulder. Those of us that live here love making
Current Fascination With Google+
Jeff Clavier is hanging out with Amy and me in Paris for a few days. We had an incredible dinner last night at L’Arpege – we’d been there once before with
Fracture: Beautiful Digital Art Prints
If you walk in my office, you’ll notice a lot of art on the walls. Amy and I are huge art collectors and are always on a quest for new
Note To CEO's: Decisions Come From You, Not The Board
I had two similar experiences last week where I heard from employees of two different companies that I’m on the board of. In each case, a senior exec said something
Dear GP: Why Are You Blowing Me Off?
On my run today I was thinking about GP – LP interactions. This line of thought was prompted by a contrast between two interactions, or rather one interaction and one
Things I Learned During My First Week In Paris
Amy and I have had a great first week in Paris. The weather has been amazing, the food has been incredible, and the cell phone experience has been abysmal. Here
Free Shared Office Space In Downtown Boulder
Trada is no longer doing Codespace – they’ve filled up the area with other companies. However, if you are looking for office space in Boulder for your startup, take a