It’s 4:35AM in Australia and while everyone else (my sister, her roommate, & my girlfriend) are asleep, but my internal clock was aching me to ‘get the hell outta bed!” So here I am sipping tea and writing a blog post. Before my travels to Sydney I purchased the super tiny Asus eeePC 901 series. Yes, the [...]
Continue reading...23 November 2008
For the past 1.5 weeks I’ve been adhering pretty closely to the GTD lifestyle. This was all kicked off by a mini gtd seminar I helped organize at Conjunctured. I asked Drew Arnold who I met after being featured in the Statesman a while back about mine and John Erik’s use of GTD in our [...]
Continue reading...26 March 2008
lot’s of good developments in my business endeavors. Was just jamming out to the Killers “All these things that I’ve done” after I received what could be a MONUMENTAL email in my inbox for a very large retail store to carry a selection of some of our t-shirts. Not only that, [...]
Continue reading...6 February 2008
Does that correlation exist? At this point, I’m not totally sure. The inspiration for this post comes from that the fact that over the past several weeks I’ve been doing multiple sets of pushups daily on a regular basis, and because I’m not exactly the most muscular guy in the room, I’ve started to notice [...]
Continue reading...21 December 2007
Being an entrepreneur is a solo experience. It is… It isn’t… We could go into a long discussion about it. None the less, you spend a lot of time alone, very few people understand what goes on in your mind, so eventually you begin to distance yourself from people—realizing you’re a bit weird. All of [...]
Continue reading...18 November 2007
Truths I have discovered through my journey towards enlightenment. Actions can be completed with exact delicacy and focus. Actions created in that matter prove to be more meaningful. When time goes slower, you will learn to appreciate the slight occurrences of [...]
Continue reading...11 May 2007
I just read a post and subsequent comment discussion over at Mind Petals: Youth Entrepreneur Network that talked about A students vs. B students. “‘B’ students are innovative, risk takers with short attention spans…’A’ students are focused and more likely to be grounded.” A little story from my personal experience… I seemed to be that B/C student…it [...]
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10 December 2008
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