I agree with most of them, love the descriptions of who chooses them and why they should be retired.
I can honestly say I’ve never paid money to hear any of them. Hotel California, blech.
FYI, the comments are in a category of their own.
I agree with most of them, love the descriptions of who chooses them and why they should be retired.
I can honestly say I’ve never paid money to hear any of them. Hotel California, blech.
FYI, the comments are in a category of their own.
Tags: useful sites · Random Thoughts
Boston.com gives a great info-graphic on how to improve your napping habit. Whether you nap or not, it’s definitely worth reading.
Did you know: Mammals are programmed for 2 periods of intense sleepiness? It’s no wonder the coffee isn’t working.
Highly recommended.
Tags: useful sites · Productivity
Here’s an article that has a formula for naming your start-up.
There are pros and cons to following formulas.
Pros, it’s easy, or seems to be.
Cons, it can limit your creativity and might not work.
Tags: useful sites
Wendy Bounds at the Wall Street Journal’s Independent Street, a resource for entrepreneurs, posted a list of 15 Blogs by Entrepreneurs Worth Reading. Among them are the well known – Seth Godin, John Janatsch, Guy Kawasaki, Kevin Kelly (best domain name of the bunch!) and Mark Cuban, the (perhaps) lesser known and several others that [...]
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Om Malik at Gigaom gives a nice evaluation on LinkedIn’s recent $1billion valuation. By his calculations, the site is worth a little more than $1 billion due to the number of users.
People who know me know that I am a huge LinkedIn user (full disclosure: I’m a Premium User with 3.5K in my network) but [...]
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