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Occasionally on this blog I break away from industry commentary and write more broadly. The first day of 2012 seems the perfect day to do so. ” In it Brooks talks about his recent trip to Africa with his 12-year-old son. It’s why I still randomly meet up with people I’ve met on Twitter or this blog.
This meant: Less capital to start a company thus the rise of “micro VCs” Younger, more technical founders (not as big of a leap to take a risk on a 24-year-old when it’s $250k and not $5 million. I’ve blogged about this before and provide a lot more details in these posts: 1. Mavens & Marketing.
I returned home Friday night at 10pm – too late to see my kids. I’ve been on the road much of 2012 and part of 2011. Early on in my first company I had an employee ask if it was a good time to buy a home. He has staked his reputation on a project to use the software of some shitty 2-year-old startup company because he believes!
I returned home Friday night at 10pm – too late to see my kids. I’ve been on the road much of 2012 and part of 2011. Early on in my first company I had an employee ask if it was a good time to buy a home. And on your home front. I have much on my mind since I just returned from a week on the road.
Meanwhile, Silicon Hills News (operated by the very talented Laura Lorek) reported that Austin-based insurtech Decent is “shutting down all of its operations to just a core team,” which was confirmed in a blog post published by Nick Soman, the company’s founder and CEO. The third one will be held in August in my home base of Austin, Texas.
Shane, one point of clarity I have is that is your vision for this, or what Flipped Lifestyle is, I’m working, I have a full time job, I’m a lawyer, I’m a stay at home mom do it. Meaning, my point is, why can’t that stay at home mom, that lawyer, the guy who’s selling chicken, we’re doing this.
I miss blogging because it serves as a great repository for me of my current thinking, as a way of organizing my thoughts and clarifying what I think and as a conversation started with so many of you (as Hunter Walk elegantly said, “Blog not to show how smart you are, but in the hope of soliciting feedback from smart people.
They’ve even opened this totally retro, old school concept called “a store” and it’s physical. Online conversion for any complex product (insurance, home alarm systems, mortgages) are also very low. Here are some data provided by a BIA / Kelsey report (2012). Here’s the deal.
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The original version of this article appeared on Violet’s LinkedIn blog. . Home Alone. Being a little kid, Kevin is very excited to be home without supervision. If an 8-year-old can, we definitely can too! The post 5 Hidden Entrepreneurship Lessons from 5 Christmas Movies appeared first on THE BLOG.
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