Enough running from. Run to.
Personally, my summer pretty much sucked (how was yours!). The fact is amazing considering I wrote that last (2014) summer was the happiest ofRead More
Showtime! 5 Things Broadway might teach Entrepreneurs
I’ve spent a lot of time with a legendary Broadway producer, working on an epic project that has been documented before: A LineRead More
MoneyBall for the Rest of Us #3: what Tom Yankus taught
Every once in a lifetime or so, someone like Tom Yankus comes along, sets his hand upon your shoulder and says “kid…Read More
The Biggest thing that never happened on Long Island So
News spread pretty quickly that the Shell Oil LNG platform destined for Long Island Sound sunk back into oblivion last week, likely forRead More
The Black Widow and 9 Ball taught me lots about startup
I once beat Janet Lee, the famous black widow, at nine ball in a giant exhibition. * ** While you’ll have to read toRead More
Occupy Greenwich Avenue? Remember money just makes you
I’ve been trading everyday phone calls and emails with the developer that built our new family home. The experience hasn’t been perfect, fromRead More
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 orRead More
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. AndRead More
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 IRead More
Let’em crash: Unsolicited advice on being a kid,
I learned a few things about entrepreneurship from my buddy Dave Buckenheimer and my RollFast Wing bike — but bear with me first: this isRead More