Monthly Archives: February 2006

Energy vs. Experience

I just read a very interesting article in the Seattle Times that talks about young (in their twenties) CEOs. Supposedly, many VCs are seeking out young talent because they are well aware of the internet market. Here is an example … Continue reading

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Be cool…

Sometimes it blows my mind when I am meeting or talking with another individual who isn’t “cool.” I don’t use the word “cool” to mean “popular, well-liked, successful, etc.”– I mean business friendly. I get the feeling that people think … Continue reading

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Breakfast Club

Over the past month or so, we (Provo Labs, Junto, etc.) have started meeting once a week for an entrepreneurial breakfast club. We meet each Wednesday morning at 8 am at the IHOP in American Fork. They have been very … Continue reading

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Journalism or Plagarism?

About a month ago, we were very excited to be interrupted in a team meeting…after all, the Wall Street Journal was calling. Of course, we were stoked; it’s not every day that the Wall Street Journal calls to find out … Continue reading

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Business is about people…

One of the things that I love about business is that you are always interacting with people. I’m a true believer that the best things happen out of the office. Obviously, your time must be balanced — but for the … Continue reading

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Building a community

At FundingUniverse.com, we are in the process of trying to build a community for our users. We launched a company-wide blog today that will allow us to communicate more efficiently to our visitors. In addition, we have set up a … Continue reading

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