And you? Kids? Insha’allah…
I was deep in the desert of Wadi Rum, sharing a pile of sand and a starry night while a curry dinner was cooking
True or False. Life or Death. What do you believe in?
I got this from a recent sermon. It works for start ups. Belief is only really real when true or false means life or
Been a Spencer all my life. And the situation is likely
Back in the day, commoners would from time to time approach the lord of the manor and “claim kin”, hoping to reap some
A Founder’s leadership lesson: when to get the @#
Ten years, I co-founded Kayak for a Cause with Scott Carlin and we grew it to an charity organization of hundreds of participants
Entrepreneurs can learn a lot by watching U2. Listening
People that witnessed my hoarse performance at this week’s Young Start Up Panel learned I had spent the previous night at U2 show. And
Brave new world: Mobile’s tectonic affect
News of Mojiva closing a $25M round just a few years after starting up brought a rush of high five from peers, rounds
Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me!
But fool me after that, and it’s time to look for a Trust Badge before we share again! This is a continuation of several
Old people suck at Start ups… ’cause kids d
That ouchie brought to you by Michael Arrington at a recent Tech Crunch Disrupt Conference. It’s not as bad as it seems. I find
The Big Climb: High altitude, altered judgement, and ne
I was in Deer Valley recently for a Pelion LP meeting and the topic turned to high- altitude climbing. Entrepreneurs that I
A huge edge for angels & start-ups: Learn to Guess
Beach volleyball taught me something very valuable in angel investing: how to guess. I’ve been playing since the mid-90′s, when I discovered an