So many people today are trying to go paperless. I commend them for their altruistic attempts to reduce their carbon footprint, but some things are just better done on paper. In this series, I will highlight many beneficial uses for paper that will help you be more organized and less anxious. I call it going paperful. Going paperful is using a minimal amount of paper to gain the maximum amount of efficiency and effectiveness.
Tim Ferris & Kevin Rose(2 people of many I want to interview) recently put out an experimental video discussing how they chose names for their start-up projects and their experience with angel investors. It’s an interesting discussion that may or may not be too important to you. Still, it’s something to watch while you eat lunch.
Tim and Kevin from Glenn McElhose on Vimeo.
Seems interesting how the web has become so saturated with ideas since they began with their own start-ups. I suppose ideas have always virally replicated, but I think the impact is much more visible on the web, especially when you look at domain squatters.
What do you think?
Now just to get in touch with these guys and see if I can get some more insight out of them from their own entrepreneurial attempts.
I am self-employed, but does that mean I am perfect and complete on my own? Is “me” all I need?
This has come up often lately as I plan on how to achieve my goals. It’s obvious now that I can reach my goals way faster by working with others that have similar goals.
Today, I spoke with Kyle Rehm from Ono Mojo, a Hawaiian web development studio. We had met through a craigslist posting I made requesting a contracted PHP developer to assist with Small Presence. What follows is some insight I gained today on my own goals for Small Presence, as well as future opportunities that can be incorporated into it. I have a clearer view of the internals of Small Presence and I and going to outline it in this post.