Monthly Archives: January 2009

Pulling Out the Monkey Wrench

You’ve heard it before.  And probably many times, too.  “They just threw a monkey wrench in my plans.” Okay, so what now?  Sorry for stating the obvious, but pull it out.  I learned, long ago, the difference between those that … Continue reading

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Mini-size Me: Web Businesses Think Small

Aspirations.  Aim high.  Reach for the clouds.  Thing big.  Take over the world. Not anymore.  More than ever, I’m seeing businesses with small ideas.  Niche ideas.  Some that have symbiotic relationships with other small businesses.  Perhaps there are bigger ideas … Continue reading

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Heard of Inbox Zero? What about Twitter Zero?

If you’re like me, you’re not in the top 5% of Twitter users (regardless of which system you decided is the best at rating you).  Most likely, you follow more than you’re followed.  Perhaps you follow @scobleizer, @davewiner, @skydiver, @mashable, … Continue reading

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