From the monthly archives:

October 2006

Failure is a fact of life. We all fail. And The Great Big Small Business Show is tackling small business failure with some insight, advice and inspiration.

I’m particularly excited by the addition of Phil Gerbyshak to The Great Big Small Business Show team. He’s contributed his thoughts on how to define both success and [...]

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For a rare few, networking comes naturally. For the rest of us, we need help. And lots of it!
That’s where Laura Allen steps in with her business 15SecondPitch.
Can you describe what value you bring to the table, your experience and what makes you unique in 15 seconds?
Me neither. Not until I got some help from [...]

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How To Turn Off Your Brain

October 23, 2006

The occasional hallucation or two might not be a bad thing. But when I get a fever it often results in my brain’s inability to control my streaming thoughts. It’s like my brain’s filters are inneffective, and while trying to sleep a raging river of thoughts overwhelm me. Usually they’re tied to whatever I was [...]

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My first BarCamp experience was a blast. It was held at l’Ecole de danse swing Cat’s Corner. They graciously donated their space to the event, and although we could have used a few separate conference rooms, it was a nice venue.
Really it comes down to two things: people and ideas.
What happened at BarCamp Montreal was [...]

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I do my best thinking while I’m lying in bed, just before I fall asleep. I finally get the necessary peace and quiet needed to ratchet through the swirling chaos in my skull. I often have to get up quickly to write down my ideas before I finally get some rest. (I used to do [...]

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