There are 96 15 minute intervals in a day
(photo by ) How busy are you, really? A day starts with 96 15 minute-long sections – you have a limited number of these in your day – and you are not going to be 100% available during all of…
There should be an App for a Personal API
There Should Be An App For That Apps and websites (and features) are becoming single function, best-of-breed experiences. And in the future (and the present) customers want to knit them back together into a mix-up of their own creation.…
5 Steps to Surviving and Thriving in Startup Life
On Climbing the Startup Mountain Life in a startup is a non-stop business. Whether you are aware of it or not, your work-life balance suffers, your relationships are strained, and your personal health and motivation may waver. Yet it’s…
Don’t Miss These 5 Reasons To Use a Standing Desk
Standing up, all day? Really? What are some of the main reasons you might consider using a Standing Desk as your primary workstation? Reason #1 – Using a Standing Desk Promotes Healthy Habits Using a standing desk is a great…
Two of the Dumbest Business Mistakes I’ve Ever Made
//Read about more mistakes in the newest Startup Edition “Do not fear mistakes. There are none.” -Miles Davis. We all make mistakes. I’ve made a few mistakes in my time. I’m not talking about the garden-variety mistakes you might make…
Google Glass is the New Normal
Prepare to wonder if people are recording, and then to not care. When I saw them on the street, I wondered, “do they know that they look ridiculous?” And then I realized – I was about 500 yards from the…
Things I carry: using what’s in your bag and in your head.
[slideshare id=18182024&style=border: 1px solid #CCC; border-width: 1px 1px 0; margin-bottom: 5px;&sc=no] Things i carry (a short list) from Greg Meyer @grmeyer What’s the list of things that you carry? We all carry items with us wherever we go. Your phone,…
The “Thank You” Effect: Improving Service 1 Step at a Time
I’ve written here before about the effect that one person’s thank you had on me (thank you, Brad Feld!) I believe that “The Thank You Effect” is an example of a small action that prompts meaningful next steps to measurably…
