I Have Startup Fever!
Gen Y employees– Does your experience in the business world make you want to start your own business? It does for me! I caught the fever a couple of months ago when a coworker mentioned he had the same passion stirring inside of him to work on a start up. The opportunity to generate a second income and [...]
Daily Business Zen: Niche Nation
“These days our watercoolers are increasingly virtual–there are many different ones, and the people who gather around them are self-selected. We are turning from a mass market back into a niche nation, defined now not by our geography but by our interests.” - Chris Anderson, The Long Tail
Twitter in the Office: Fast, Aware, Open Teams
So I broke down and tried it. Yes, it’s true, I twitter. For most people, that sounds like something a 12 year old girl does when a cute boy walks by but it’s really not. It basically is like an away message, it allows people who “follow” me to see what I [...]
Daily Business Zen: “Don’t Worry, Be Crappy”
“Revolutionary products don’t fail becausase they are shipped too early. They fail because they aren’t revised fast enough… Truth and humility be known, most products were crappy in their first iteration… But when you first saw it, you and everyone else were so taken with the product and what it could do that its shortcomings [...]
14 Tools for Revolutionaries
‘The greatest role that life can bestow upon you is to be a revolutionary.”
This is the essence of Guy Kawasaki’s book Rules for Revolutionaries expressed through the closing quote. I gave it away as to convince you that revolutionaries are the noblest of creatures, so we can move away from just adding another [...]
xFruits.com Failing?
This post was going to walk you through a quick, easy way to distribute your photos to your non-web-literate close friends and family directly from your cell phone by harnessing Flickr’s email upload and xFruits RSS to Email feature but, xFruits has been out of commission. All weekend as far as I [...]
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