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Category Archives: Leadership
Beam Me Up
I was going through an executive coaching session with Steve Arneson a couple of weeks ago and somehow we got on the concept of leadership philosophy. Somehow that morphed to a discussion on Star Trek. I mentioned that I always … Continue reading
Fail Spectacularly
Andy Swan writes, as usual, another good blog post today. He asserts that in order to win, you have to know how much you’re willing to lose. And he takes to task the use of Chinese Math, which I learned … Continue reading
Posted in Entrepreneurship, Leadership, Product Development
Tagged entrepreneurship, product development, startup
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CapEx = Dead
I had this conversation last evening as we were wrapping up the Neustar booth for the day. If I was starting a company today, why would I ever buy any capitalized equipment? We decided that with a credit card we … Continue reading
Keynote ProTip
When you are asked to do a keynote for an event like SxSW, consider what the audience will take away. If all you’ve got is a lot of “me” “my” and “I”, you need to rethink the speech or decline. … Continue reading
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