From the monthly archives:

May 2007

Wendy Piersall has instigated a great to-do list project for bloggers called The To-Do Wish List Group Research Project.
She has a list of 31 topics – all related to blogging and helping bloggers – and she’s asking people to pick a topic, research it and write about it on their own blogs. Link love all [...]

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I’m just north of 30 (I’m 32) and I just started a business. So being 30 can’t be too old, right?
Valleywag examined the age of some superstar entrepreneurs and found that most of them were under 30. But this is a relatively small sampling.
Fred Wilson looked at the companies in his venture capital portfolio and [...]

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Universities don’t do enough to foster an environment of entrepreneurship.
Certainly, some do. Stanford and MIT come to mind as great examples. But what about in Canada?
I’ve been speaking with a lot of people about hiring. The folks at Code Genome, for example, just recorded their first video job ad looking for a Web Developer. [...]

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Productivity is a topic that never goes stale. We all have different ideas, opinions and things that work for us. And some people swear by a life of chaos and randomness.
There’s no perfect answer to being productive. That’s what makes productivity such an interesting subject. And that’s what makes collecting so many productivity tips [...]

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At SOBCon07 I did a quick presentation on podcasting. Most of the people there had listened to podcasts and a fair number of people had done some podcasting as well, which was great. I still took a fairly basic approach because I wasn’t completely sure what the crowd was looking for. It was a 15-minute [...]

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