Great advice from Julie Alexandria on WallStrip to all the big thinkers in Davos who are Scornful of US Policies and worried about the impact of the fall of the

Andrew Hyde – the wonderful, fun, and friendly founder of StartupWeekend – wrote a great post recently On Burning Out.  He’s back – after taking a long break – which

The TechStars 2008 Applications are now open.  Last year we had 302 applications and accepted 10 companies.  8 of the 10 companies are now either financed or profitable and several

I was a keynote speaker at the University Venture Fund Conference last Friday.  I had a great time and was blown away by the quality of the 300+ undergrad and

I’m not a macroeconomics guy – never have been, never will be.  I don’t watch CNBC, Bloomberg, CNN, or even Fox News.  When I was on the board of several

A humorous view on sales executives.  My apologies to all my friends that are in sales.  I love each and every one of you.  (Thanks for the link Tim.)

Ok – I’m stretching for a clever title for this post.  Several weeks ago I saw two great technical posts from friends.  The first is from Stan James – the

Square 1 Bank has officially opened their office in Boulder with Ken Fugate moving to town full time.  Bob Van Nortwick – one of Square 1’s founders – had done

My next marathon is in a couple of weeks so I’ve been logging plenty of miles lately.  I had a 10 mile run scheduled yesterday but it was -5, pitch

I almost managed to not to write my annual “please update the copyright on your website” post.  Matt Blumberg even called me out for being off my game this year.