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Tuesday, September 22nd, 2009This is a reposting of a ‘classic’ popular post.
When viewed from The Fringe, the world is like a cash booth from a bad 1950’s TV game show. Just like in the game show booth, in the real world, you can count on various exogenous factors to generate some proverbial wind that will swirl the cash [...]
Bank Robber or ATM Operator?
Tuesday, September 15th, 2009This is a reposting of a ‘classic’ popular post.
A Fortune 500 CEO once told me that I was a Bank Robber. Initially, I was offended. However, once he explained what he meant, I was flattered.
Bro Factor – Intimate Relationships Which Provide Your Startup With An Unfair Advantage
Tuesday, September 8th, 2009This is a reposting of a ‘classic’ popular post.
Bro – abbreviation of “Brother”, meaning friend or dude. A term of endearment used to denote a familiarity beyond a casual friendship.
In the world of Big Dumb Companies (“BDC”), there is little likelihood you will establish a professional relationship with someone outside of your company that goes [...]
Monopoly
Tuesday, September 1st, 2009This is a reposting of a ‘classic’ popular post.
Along with Dr. Seuss’ “Green Eggs and Ham” and Marcia Brown’s “Stone Soup”, the seemingly innocuous board game “Monopoly” has played a pivotal role in the United States’ rise as an economic superpower.
Are You an Entrepreneur?
Tuesday, July 14th, 2009This is a reposting of a ‘classic’ popular post.
“You are forty, out of a job, a newlywed, your wife is expecting a baby, you don’t own your own home, you have no specialized qualifications, the only company you ever launched went bankrupt and you have just been sentenced to one year in jail.”
Source: Harold Evans, [...]