I’ve come across a picture of Al Gore in his office. This immediately reminded me a story about Bill Gates – he also uses 3 monitors. How many monitors do you have on your desktop?

While listening to Department of Defensiveness podcast by Jim and Michele McCarthy I’ve heard about GeekLeaders.com. Among other things you can find transcripts of some Jim’s podcasts. One of the most recent transcripts has very eye-catching title: billg: Where did you … Continue reading →

Everybody (well, almost everybody) around is talking about Seth Godin’s new book The Dip. It amusing to see that different people from different industries share very similar comments about this book: Guy Kawasaki (venture capitalist): The Big Dip: Ten Questions … Continue reading →

Breaking news from mathematical congress! One of the scientists provided indisputable proof that 101 is the most important number in the Universe. Look yourself: 57+44=101, 188–87=101, 1212/12=101! Old joke Today is certainly a day of 101. I happened to spot … Continue reading →

Browsing Reforming Project Management feed I came across the post about the importance of saying “No” when feel you can not say “Yes”. Truth be told I fully agree with the idea that No is equally as good response to … Continue reading →

New York Post reiterated a year-old rumors that Microsoft wants to acquire Yahoo!. In the light of the “Microsoft is dead” essay by Paul Graham. In the web space Microsoft to my mind was always challenger trying to overtake leadership of … Continue reading →

After watching Guy’s Kawasaki presentation video I got sort of interested in stuff related to stratups and venture capital. Not surprisingly I met Guy’s name here and there while exploring the topic. Everything turned out to be not as simple … Continue reading →

Bob Walsh has published a book Clear Blogging (at Amazon). Chapter 9 “Successful Blogging” is available for download from Apress. I’m going to use this book to make my blog kind of more successful.

Just making sure that you did not miss the Recipe for Success from David Anderson.

Recently a friend of mine dropped a link to a video for presentation The Art of the Start by Guy Kawasaki. I was really amazed by the Guy talking about technology start-ups and I suggest you check out this presentation even if you … Continue reading →