Chaosophistication – the subtle art of change
This is in response to a recent post by OM Malik http://om.co/2012/03/20/entrepreneur-lesson-1-from-mark-pincus-stay-with-it/ Basically it's that Stick With It advice you hear so often. I usually agree with most of his insights but this one just rubbed me the wrong way. FACT => Most startups failCONJECTURE => Many go down in flames with debt, unpaid salaries, legal liabilities, broken promises, divorces, friendships ended etc CONCLUSION => Most startups fail too late. In my experience startup Entrepeneurs...
My brother Val just recommended this video to me to cheer me up. It worked. Thanks Val.
I've been working for a while on trying to develop a toolbox for the Suits I meet to understand the Geeks I work with. One of the most common process problems I've encountered in a mangement culture...
I've had a long running mental list of things I want to eventually do, but I thought it might be fun to post a few examples. This is only an "includes but is not limited to" sample, my list is pretty much endless, No order of priority implied: Learn to fly a plane Get reasonably good at Parkour Visit Antarctica Vist Tibet Go flying in a wingsuit Become competively good at Chess Get a Phd in Physics Go on a non-religuous service mission Release a Musical Album that sells at least 1000 copies Publish a fiction...
biz-technologist, data lover who dotes on his family, plays with tech. Europhile, travel junkie, startup-addict, CTO @ Flextrip (Tours & Activities Tech); Founding CTO of Everbread (Travel Search Tech).
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