Angel Investing, Entrepreneurship & Learning

I wish I had more time to read blogs.  Some people don’t get the point of reading blogs and may think that it is a waste of time; I, on the other hand, love the learning opportunity it provides.  I like to learn what others have learned and apply the lessons to my current projects.

I use Google Reader to keep track of all my RSS feeds from other bloggers.  Because I don’t have a whole lot of time to read them all, here are the ones that I read when I only have a few minutes:

• Chris Knudsen.  Keeps up on the latest entrepreneurial news in Utah and will tell it how it is.  Sometimes I disagree with him and believe that he gets himself into some trouble, but I like his sincerity.  He also connects with his readers very well.  Finally, He’s a good friend – I’m sure that we’ll start a business together someday (but not until he adds me to his blogroll — I think that I’m the only person in Utah that isn’t on his blogroll).
• Alex Lawrence.  I just recently started reading his blog, but I have enjoyed his posts.  Look forward to getting to know him better — going to lunch next week.
• Paul Allen.  Paul is the one that got me into blogging.  He always writes about interesting learning experiences that he has had.
• Devin Thorpe.  Devin also keeps up on the Utah scene and does a good job writing about relevant events.

Of course, I also have Jeff, Trent, Money, Josh, Barson, Michael, Chad, and a bunch of other blogs that get their fair share too.

What blogs am I missing?  Which ones are at the top of your list and why? What makes a good blogger?

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