Busy
I mentioned a few posts ago that I’ve been busy. With what you ask?
• Being a father to a wonder 10 month old daughter.
• Exploring iPhone development
Yes, that can take up a ton of time.. well, all my free time.
I mentioned a few posts ago that I’ve been busy. With what you ask?
• Being a father to a wonder 10 month old daughter.
• Exploring iPhone development
Yes, that can take up a ton of time.. well, all my free time.
Ignore sunk costs
(Via Seth’s Blog.)
This is one of the hardest concepts to understand and put into practice – I remember many great discussions in my MBA classes where people were reminded not to consider those sunk costs when making decisions, or analyzing a company’s decision.
Think about your personal life. How often have you said “well, [...]
Snap Of A NYTimes feature, originally uploaded by Lucien W. Dupont.
This is a very cool feature by the NYTimes – people can drop by and enter one word a day on how they feel about the economy.
Check it out, and enter your word:
http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2009/03/30/business/economy/2009-economy-words.html
I entered ‘optimistic’ today.
Slow-growing trees
(Via Manton Reece.)
If you procrastinate forever, just because you won’t see results anytime soon, you’ll find yourself looking back 10 years later and wishing if only I had just planted that tree / started that new software project, it would have been done by now.
In other words, don’t let the weight of potential work [...]
And you wonder how the idiots in congress and all the idiots in America who don’t understand how modern finances work could screw things up? Go read this:
Bank Limits Fund Access by Colleges, Inciting Fears
In a move suggesting how the credit crisis could disrupt American higher education, Wachovia Bank has limited the access of nearly [...]
Why Rob Glaser Wants to Annoy Hollywood
When your CEO says this, you have to worry:
“The amount of money we make is still better than a sharp stick in the eye,” Mr. Glaser said. “But the real value is having another successful software product.”
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