Archive for July 3rd, 2007

  • Independence Day and another threat to Entrepreneurship

    Tomorrow, the United States celebrates Independence Day.
    Americans still seek independence and self-direction. Experts tell us that the future of our economy lies in more entrepreneurship, not less.
    But there’s an ideology at work that wants to control entrepreneurship and manage change by promising “results” though to date there are few positive results to show.
    It’s the ideology […]

  • Is Personal Productivity All It’s Cracked Up To Be?

    I’ve been putting up some posts on personal productivity.
    A certain amount of concern in this area is good unless you end up killing yourself. You’ve got to wonder if corporations pay the GTD gurus so they won’t have to crack the whip themselves. When you’re self-employed, the constant focus on productivity could drive you nuts. […]

  • The Trouble With To Do Lists

    Republic of Geektronica via Mark the writer
    I have recently reconsidered my steadfast commitment to web-based task management tools and tried using Microsoft Outlook’s much-ignored Tasks feature.
    I decided to try Outlook for task management for two reasons: First, I was giving a presentation to users of Outlook and wanted to have some tips that didn’t make […]

  • Start Your Own Niche Coupon Site

    Ever wanted to start your own niche coupon site?
    Vondre Whaley’s come up with an idea for just how you can do that without a large up front investment.
    You can learn more at MyCouponBiz (note: not an affiliate link).

  • AT&T Gives Free WiFi To Home & Small Business Customers

    This will be good for Small Office, Home Office, and Small Business Customers…
    From the San Antonio Business Journal
    AT&T is giving residential and small-business high-speed broadband Internet customers free access to the company’s nationwide Wi-Fi network.
    Effective Monday, AT&T wireless broadband customers will be able to access the Internet at nearly 10,000 Wi-Fi “hot spots” throughout the […]